- Canadian wildfire smoke is causing hazy, smoky conditions and reduced air quality in Michigan.
- Air quality readings in some areas are unhealthy for sensitive groups and even the general public.
- Residents are urged to limit strenuous outdoor activities and monitor for symptoms like wheezing and coughing.
Haze will remain in Greater Lansing for Aug. 4 as Canadian wildfire smoke drifts over Michigan.
A statewide air quality advisory is in place through Aug. 4; the smoke is expected to dissipate later in the week.
“A stagnant air mass in place across the upper Great Lakes means another day of hazy conditions due to wildfire smoke stuck over the region. It is likely that smoke will linger Tuesday…but we may see improving conditions Wednesday,” the National Weather Service in Gaylord on X…