Smoke from wildfires in Canada has significantly affected air quality across various regions in the United States, including cities in Minnesota such as the Twin Cities and St. Cloud, as well as several tribal areas. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has issued air quality alerts for these areas due to the drifting smoke. The agency provides a regularly updated map every 30 minutes to help residents monitor the air quality in their vicinity.
Wildfire Smoke from Canada Impacts Air Quality in Minnesota Cities and Tribal Areas
Smoke from wildfires in Canada has led to poor air quality in cities like the Twin Cities and St. Cloud in Minnesota, as well as various tribal areas. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has issued air quality alerts for these regions and is providing a real-time map to assist residents in monitoring the situation.