How wildfire smoke travels from Ontario to New York City — and turns distant city skies orange

Wildfires in Ontario are sending smoke across the border, reaching New York City and turning the skies orange. This phenomenon is causing air quality warnings far from the initial blazes, sparking political debate about the worsening trend of wildfires. Experts note that while the smoke travel isn't unusual, the increasing frequency and severity of these fires suggest a concerning trend that could continue to impact air quality and health in both Canada and the U.S.