Multiple Wildfires Erupt Across Western Canada and US States

Multiple fires across North America are generating varying densities of smoke as observed in satellite imagery. In Western Canada, active fires in central British Columbia and Alberta are producing light-density smoke drifting eastward and partly obscured by clouds. California reports agricultural burning in Glenn and Colusa Counties with small smoke plumes, alongside a fire near Stanislaus National Forest producing moderate-to-heavy smoke drifting north. Arizona's Coconino County fire near Kaibab National Forest continues to emit moderate-to-heavy smoke moving east then south. Along the southern Louisiana coast and northern Gulf of America, light-density smoke plumes are dispersing, while a fire in southwestern Okaloosa County, Florida, emits moderate-to-heavy smoke moving southward into the Gulf. These observations highlight ongoing wildfire activity impacting air quality across multiple regions.