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It will automatically update every 15 minutes. It is likely that some aerosols from industrial activities in Mexico and Central America may also be present with the smoke over this large region.Īs severe weather or blizzards threaten, this database scrapes power outage information from more than 1,000 companies nationwide. The smoke from this whole region likely merged with the smoke from the Canadian fires somewhere over the south central and southeastern U.S. The thickest smoke in the region was located over western, southern, and eastern Mexico as well as the Pacific Ocean to the south and southwest of the southern coast of Mexico. SMOKE/AEROSOL: South Central and Southwestern U.S./Mexico/Western Gulf of Mexico/Northwest Central America/Pacific Ocean South of Mexico - A large area of light to moderate density smoke covered Mexico, the western Gulf of Mexico, the Pacific Ocean well south and southwest of southern Mexico, and portions of the southwestern and south central U.S. It is also likely that the smoke from the Canadian fires merged with smoke from fires in Mexico somewhere over the south central and southeastern U.S. limited additional information on the extent and density of smoke in these regions from satellite imagery. and extending to the east over the Great Lakes region and Northeast though significant cloud cover over the eastern and southeastern U.S.
Moderate smoke was visible across some of the central U.S. Smaller patches of thicker smoke were also seen across parts of British Columbia. The thickest smoke was seen over central and southern Quebec as well as central and northern Ontario and the southern part of Hudson Bay. More smoke from these fires appeared to spread to the southwest and south from western Canada offshore over the Pacific Ocean and then back inland over portions of California.
over the Atlantic likely reaching Europe.
Additionally, the smoke stretched well offshore of eastern Canada and the eastern U.S. Visible smoke was also prevalent over a good portion of Canada and extending southward into much of the U.S. Descriptive text narrative for smoke/dust observed in satelite imagery through June 20, 2023, 9:45 a.m.Ĭanada/United States/Atlantic Ocean/Pacific Ocean off the West Coast of Southwestern Canada and the Western U.S - Despite some areas of cloud cover, significant wildfire activity was still noted scattered across the area stretching from the southwest part of the Northwest Territories and northeastern British Columbia eastward to central and southern Quebec.
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