Friday morning Smoke Futurecast from Lee Goldberg
Lee says there will be some temporary improvement on Friday -- especially to the north.

NEW YORK (WABC) -- New York City and the Tri-State are seeing visible smoke and hazy skies across the state and spikes in smoke-related pollution due to smoke from the wildfires in Canada.
There will be some temporary improvement on Friday but there will be a resurgence Friday night and Saturday before showers and thunderstorms clean the air.
Fine particle pollution from wildfire smoke can cause shortness of breath, coughing, dizziness, or fatigue, and can aggravate heart and lung diseases and other chronic health issues.
Experts suggest reducing or eliminating outdoor activities, wearing an N95 mask if you have to be outside and keeping your indoor air cleaner by closing windows and running an air purifier or air conditioner.
Check back for live updates.
Lee says there will be some temporary improvement on Friday -- especially to the north.

From New York City Emergency Management: The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has issued an Air Quality Health Advisory for New York City.
Active children, adults, and people with lung diseases such as asthma should reduce prolonged or heavy exertion outdoors.


A thick layer of haze caused by Canadian wildfire smoke clouds the New York City skyline early Friday morning.

Brittany Bell says unhealthy air quality across will continue for most of the Tri-State area on Friday. However, winds will help to push in some healthier air during the afternoon from the city and areas to the north.
The air quality could still be unhealthy for most of New Jersey and south of the city this afternoon.