The wildfire smoke is headed back our way now:
From: https://www.accuweather.com/en/severe-weather/wildfire-smoke-may-follow-storms-severe-weather-in-eastern-us/1793854
Smoke slated to return to the East early week
Smoke from ongoing Canadian wildfires in Saskatchewan and Manitoba was ushered into the Midwest and Great Lakes regions over the weekend, causing a hazy sky and air quality alerts in the thickest smoke.
Now, the same front that will spark severe thunderstorms will also steer the smoke farther east into portions of the Northeast.
The thickest smoke is expected to be concentrated from upstate New York through western Maine and into parts of Canada, including Ottawa and Montreal. In this zone, air quality can be reduced, resulting in potentially hazardous conditions for susceptible populations such as the elderly and those with respiratory ailments. Individuals are encouraged to avoid spending large amounts of time outside and take breaks often.
Haze can be noticeable in the sky elsewhere across the Northeast, reaching as far south as Philadelphia and Baltimore. Smoke in the atmosphere can enhance sunrises and sunsets, providing more vibrant colors.
