The combination of wildfire smoke from fires in Nova Scotia and New Jersey, along with northeast flow winds, will push some smoke into the Carolinas Friday, according to WCNC Charlotte Chief Meteorologist Brad Panovich. The smoke is expected to cause hazy skies across the region.
"It's really been heartbreaking news. Definitely a lot of helplessness," Tim Houston, the premier of Nova Scotia, Canada, said about the fire continuing to burn.
The Canadian fire, along with another fire burning in New Jersey, has also ready caused dangerous air quality in the Northeast this week. As the winds continue to carry the smoke south, those air quality concerns will come with it.
Satellite imagery and weather-computer projections show the smoke drifting south Friday.
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