Wildfire smoke from Manitoba, Canada, will blow across two dozen states through Saturday, reducing air quality and creating hazy skies.

A plume of dust will reach the southeastern US this week. CNN Weather Dust and smoke could overlap in some areas, making for an especially hazy or dim sky and poorer air quality than if just one ...

An image of plumes of smoke and dust from Canada's wildfires captured by NASA’s EPIC (Earth Polychromatic Imaging Camera) on NOAA’s DSCOVR satellite acquired this image on May 31, 2025.

The smoke plume streaming down from Canadian wildfires will cause hazy conditions in the Great Lakes region and the southeastern states, but largely miss Long Island, weather and environmental ...

While smoke invades the US from the north, another entity is floating toward the country from the east: Saharan dust. This week’s plume is already visible from space via satellite imagery as it ...

This dust plume is thicker than previous bouts of dust in May, but it should thin out the farther it tracks into the US this week. Read more • Canada’s fire forecast looks bad.

This dust plume is thicker than previous bouts of dust in May, but it should thin out the farther it tracks into the US this week. Read more • Canada’s fire forecast looks bad.

This dust plume is thicker than previous bouts of dust in May, but it should thin out the farther it tracks into the US this week. Read more • Canada’s fire forecast looks bad.

This dust plume is thicker than previous bouts of dust in May, but it should thin out the farther it tracks into the US this week. Read more • Canada’s fire forecast looks bad.

This dust plume is thicker than previous bouts of dust in May, but it should thin out the farther it tracks into the US this week. Read more • Canada’s fire forecast looks bad.

This dust plume is thicker than previous bouts of dust in May, but it should thin out the farther it tracks into the US this week. Read more • Canada’s fire forecast looks bad.