A fire destroyed one home and damaged at least two other houses in Duquesne. The fire broke out around 1:20 a.m. Thursday on ...

More Canadian wildfire smoke heading toward the Pittsburgh area. Story by Jill Szwed • 6d. S moke from Canadian wildfires is once again blanketing the skies of Western Pennsylvania.

Canadian wildfire smoke in the Pittsburgh area will be thickening today and causing poor air quality throughout the region. Any Alert Days Ahead? Friday may end up being one but right now the ...

As wildfires increasingly threaten lives, landscapes, and air quality across the U.S., a Stanford-led study published in AGU ...

PITTSBURGH — Smoke from Canadian wildfires is once again blanketing the skies of Western Pennsylvania. More smoke is forecast to blow in Tuesday through early Wednesday.

PITTSBURGH — The sky will be a bit hazy over the next couple of days, and it’s because of wildfires raging across parts of Canada. Northwest flow well above the surface is pulling smoke down ...

Prescribed burns can decrease the severity of future fires by about 16 percent and slash smoke pollution by 14 percent, a new study has found. These controlled blazes are much more effective ...

The National Weather Service has issued a "hazardous weather outlook" for the Pittsburgh area beginning Tuesday, due to the chance of haze and poor air quality from Canadian wildfire smoke.

Canadian wildfire smoke is here to stay in Western Pennsylvania — at least for this week. “Right now, it looks like it could be a decent portion of the week,” said Andrew Kienzle, a ...

(TNS) — Most Pittsburghers remember when, in June 2023, smoke from wildfires burning thousands of Canadian hectares settled into Pittsburgh, spiking the Air Quality Index to above 200 ...

PITTSBURGH — Wednesday will look and feel more like summer, ... Wildfire smoke will give us another day of hazy sunshine and air quality will once again be in the “moderate” range, ...

Canadian wildfire smoke will create hazy skies across Pittsburgh area. Scott Harbaugh. Mon, June 2, 2025 at 2:05 PM UTC. 1 min read.