Canadian wildfire smoke casts haze over northern and eastern Utah

The Utah Department of Environmental Quality recommends Utahns with chronic health conditions pay attention to their bodies and “avoid outdoor exertion if you’re in an area with visible smoke or haze.”

(Government of Alberta Fire Service/Canadian Press via AP) The Bald Mountain Wildfire burns in the Grande Prairie Forest Area in Alberta on Friday, May 12, 2023. Smoke from Canadian wildfires has blown into parts of northern and eastern Utah, the state air quality agency said on Friday, May 19, 2023.

Canadian wildfire smoke casts haze over northern and eastern Utah

The Utah Department of Environmental Quality recommends Utahns with chronic health conditions pay attention to their bodies and “avoid outdoor exertion if you’re in an area with visible smoke or haze.”

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