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As the Canadian wildfire smoke affects air quality, pet owners are advised to take precautions to keep their pets safe. On code red air quality days, limit pets' time outside and avoid heavy exertion. Wipe their muzzle, paws, and coat with a damp cloth after being outdoors to remove pollutants. Monitor pets for any changes in behavior, such as heavy breathing or irritated eyes, and contact a veterinarian if necessary.
The FAA has ordered a ground stop in Philadelphia and delayed flights into New York's LaGuardia airport due to the spread of smoke from Canadian wildfires. A timelapse video shows New York City disappearing into a cloud of smoke.
A Code Red Warning has been issued for poor air quality due to the Canadian wildfire smoke, which is affecting the Northeast. The air pollution levels are unhealthy for everyone, especially those with heart and lung conditions. People are advised to avoid outdoor activities and wear a K95 or KN95 mask for protection. The air quality is expected to improve slightly tomorrow but will remain poor. Friday will see cooler temperatures with chances for thunderstorms in the evening, while the weekend will warm back up with mostly sunny weather.