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Plumes of smoke and soot have been drifting from Canada across the northern U.S., including New York and New Jersey, where the World Cup Final match is being played.

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FIFA doesn't plan to shift the 2026 World Cup final on Sunday, even if smoke from Canadian wildfires affects air quality in New York, according to a Bloomberg report. There have been informal talks ...

UPDATE: Air quality alert remains in effect as wildfire smoke blankets the region ALBANY — Skies turned a muted orange across upstate on Wednesday as wildfire smoke blew in from Canada and the Midwest ...

Wildfire smoke drifting from Canada might impose a serious threat to the final game between Spain and Argentina. FIFA is monitoring the conditions with the local authorities. Rain is expected this ...

"We will likely not have forests to pass onto our next generation if everything keeps burning the way it is burning." ...

Severe storms bringing damaging winds and flash flooding are expected across New York through Saturday evening.