The northerly winds on Thursday will start to push that thick band of smoke farther south into the mid-Atlantic, into cities including Washington, DC, and Baltimore. The thickest smoke on Wednesday stretched from Lake Ontario to Long Island and was slowly pushing south. The smoke, emanating from more than 100 active fires in central Quebec, is being carried down on the back side of a low pressure system centered over New England. It prompted significant concern from health professionals, forced a ground stop at a major New York airport and led to the cancellation of outdoor school activities, as well as the postponement of some professional sports games.Īnd forecasts suggest it could linger for days. We are committed to building the best mobile experiences and would love to hear your feedback.A plume of thick smoke streamed south from Canada throughout the day Wednesday, moving into some of the most densely populated regions in the Northeast and mid-Atlantic, including the New York City metro area.

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