Hundreds of uncontrolled wildfires and thousands of acres ablaze in Canada aren’t just negatively impacting the far off neighboring country. The dangerous smoke has now invaded the Sunshine State — bringing “unhealthy” air to parts of Broward, which could harm residents.

On Tuesday morning, the air quality across portions of the Tampa Bay area was considered unhealthy for sensitive groups.

Canadian wildfire smoke is lingering over South Florida Tuesday, causing unhealthy air quality index in parts of the region. Experts warn the hazy conditions can reduce visibility and pose

The thick haze that blanketed South Florida Tuesday is the result of wildfires burning in Canada thousands of miles away.

Instead of sunny skies and ocean breezes, Floridians found haze and smoke when they stepped outside Tuesday morning.

New Yorkers could wake up to hazy skies Monday morning as smoke from ongoing Canadian wildfires is expected to reach the Big Apple by sunrise.

Smoke from wildfires still raging in Canada is expected to blanket part of the Northeast US on Monday, bringing a haze to cities in New York and Massachusetts, forecasters say.

Smoke from Canadian wildfires has reached Florida, according to the National Weather Service in Melbourne. The end result are hazy skies and decreased air quality across the state, with some areas affected more than others.

New York and areas to the northeast have fallen victim of the Canadian wildfire smoke before. Now it's Florida's turn.