Press Release: Canadian Wildfire Smoke and Summer Heat on the Horizon
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Tuesday’s skies will be muted by smoke from wildfires raging across central Canada, casting a haze over an otherwise bright day. Thankfully, the smoke is high in the atmosphere, posing minimal health risk for residents. Dramatic sunrises and sunsets are expected, with the sun appearing disc-like at dawn and dusk.
Starting Wednesday, southerly winds will usher in warmer summer-like temperatures, pushing highs into the upper 80s and near 90°F, particularly inland. Humidity levels are set to rise, making it essential for individuals and pets to stay hydrated and dress appropriately for the heat. Despite the warmer weather, the forecast remains dry, with no major storms anticipated.
However, late Friday brings the potential for scattered thunderstorms as a cold front approaches. Highs will climb into the 80s, with the possibility of reaching 90°F if storms hold off. Saturday is likely to experience unsettled weather, with showers and storms expected throughout the day.
Sunday promises to be the standout day of the weekend, with lower humidity, comfortable temperatures in the 70s along the coast, and ample sunshine across central Maryland. Enjoy the pleasant weekend ahead!
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