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  1. The National Weather Service issued forecasts for severe weather across the state of New York.

Canadian wildfire smoke is moving southward, prompting the National Weather Service to issue forecasts regarding the impact on air quality in New York.

9 reports, 8 independent Updated Jul 30
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Canadian wildfire smoke is moving southward, prompting the National Weather Service to issue forecasts regarding the impact on air quality in New York.

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  1. Martha Stewart used Instagram while in New York City to broadcast views on global issues, specifically Canadian wildfires impacting air quality.Sub-event
  2. Wildfires are causing smoke to push across the North Atlantic, leading to air quality warnings in Europe and New York.Sub-event
  3. Air quality in New York hit world-worst levels on July 17, 2026, due to Canadian wildfire smoke.1 source
  4. Wildfire smoke from Canada is affecting Central New York, specifically impacting Utica.Sub-event
  5. Canadian wildfire smoke is moving southward, impacting air quality and prompting NWS advisories in New York.1 source

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