Wildfire smoke from Canada is making a hazy Monday evening on the First Coast.
Have you noticed a haze on this Monday night? Wildfire smoke from Canada has made it to the First Coast. A long stretch of northerly winds have brought in the drier air we've enjoyed today, but it's also pulled suspended wildfire smoke south into our area.
Visibility isn't expected to be reduced significantly, but visibility has been down to around 5 miles in places.It is expected to stay hazy until around 10 p.m. Monday night.Some smoke has been seen on visible satellite
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