
Update On When Toxic Canadian Wildfire Smoke Leaves New York
New Yorkers should see some smoke relief, but sadly it's only short-term relief as the forecast calls for rain with a side of smoke.
If you are stepping outside Friday morning hoping for a break from the thick Canadian haze, local weather expert Ben Noll says we are finally in for some short-term relief.
Smokey Skies Should Clear Up On Friday

Some welcome relief is on the way for our hazy skies, but we are not out of the woods for the weekend.
A brief shift in the winds Friday is expected to push the worst of the wildfire smoke south of our region, giving the Hudson Valley a much-needed breather.
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"On Friday, smoke is predicted to blow away, south of the region. While it engulfs the Mid-Atlantic, the Northeast and New England will probably get a break," Noll wrote on Facebook.
Noll also warns there's a chance smoke could filter back into the area on Friday as weather patterns always change.
Smoke Should Return On Saturday

Unfortunately, that relief is expected to be short-lived. Noll warns that changing winds will again blow it back north into our area.
To make matters worse, incoming rain on Saturday may actually drag the smoke down toward the ground.
Noll's Saturday prediction? Plan on "rain with a side of smoke."
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