It is? Wow.

Yes, I noticed the hazy air on Monday here in teh Mid Atlantic. It looked different from the usual inversion type of haze that is caused by high pressure, heat and auto emissions. It had a different nature to it. Only yesterday hubs pointed out the media article about it. It was really quite noticable. Even this morining the sky is overcast in a way that looks unusual.

We still have smoke haze here in Philadelphia. It’s kind of weird, although it created an amazing sunset. Everything looked orange last night.

Eastern end of Long Island too

Yes the moon the other night was quite orange as was our sun at sunrise...

Here just north of Pittsburgh, PA we are being told that the smoke haze is from Canadian fires, yet they aren't saying just where those fires in Canada are.

I’m in Alberta. We have had air quality alerts all week. The worst fires are in BC and Northern Saskatchewan. I haven’t seen the sun for five days and everything indoors and outdoors smells like a campfire. ☀️

https://www.ctvnews.ca/climate-and-environment/smoky-skies-poor-air-quality-across-canada-as-nearly-900-wildfires-burn-1.5516020

Nearly 300 wildfires were burning in British Columbia as of Tuesday evening, including one that flared up late Monday, resulting in an evacuation order from the Osoyoos Indian Band. There were 68 wildfires burning in Alberta as of Monday, 171 active in Saskatchewan as of Tuesday, 130 in Manitoba as of Sunday, and 165 in Ontario as of Tuesday evening. Yukon has added eight new fires since Monday with dozens of active fires ongoing Tuesday evening, and the Northwest Territories is battling 37 active fires as of Tuesday evening.

Four fires in Ontario are of particular concern for firefighters, including a 16,000-hectare blaze that is seven kilometres from the evacuated Poplar Hill First Nation.

We have it here in Wi. too--very dreary out.

It’s here in Chicago, too.

we have it here in Wi. too

Colorado ....smoke ALL along the mountains.

On CBS This Morning, they talked about how the fires in Oregon were causing bad air in New York, and Anthony Mason stupidly said that he didn't realize that the smoke was coming from California. Well, that's because it isn't - it is coming from Oregon, and possibly other NW states, such as Montana. The jet stream is not blowing from California to NY at this time.

Here's a current interactive global jet stream map.

Nice map site, lars. Thanks!

It looked like the tippy top of the moon was ablaze at sunset the last two nights. Sunset through the high smoky haze ... lots of folks are talking about respiratoy challenges ...

We're to have temps in the 90's the next few days, so I wonder if the current pollution is going to clear, or if it would be 100's without smoke.

I hope Washinton DC gets a good dose! Wake Up! Wake Up! Stop enabling climate change!

Hazy here in Va too, but at least it doesn't smell smoky....not yet anyways.

We live in the SW corner of BC and I think we're one of the few places that doesn't have smoky air - thanks to the flow of the wind.

Here's something crazy. I live in southern Oregon, about 150 miles from the big Bootleg fire, and our skies have been mostly clear. There was one day last week that I smelled some smoke, but today there's not even any haze!

Very hazy here in Kentucky.

I noticed it too in Michigan. I kept thinking, I have to wash my windows!

It had cleared up here quite a lot by late morning, and by mid afternoon we had blue skies with puffy clouds again.

It rained for hours last night. We have clear skies this morning. The air quality is listed as fair. We're expecting MORE rain.