Canadian wildfire smoke remains draped over the New York metro area, but some clear skies are on the horizon.
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As more smoke arrived Thursday afternoon, the AQI moved from this orange zone to red — or “unhealthy” for some members of the general public. The air quality stayed there overnight and through Friday morning. Some brief stints of haze may sweep through Saturday, but if the forecast holds, those periods will not be as bad as ones in recent days.
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