Thunderstorms Expected to Clear Wildfire Smoke From Northeast Ahead of World Cup Final
Wildfire smoke from Canada has caused hazy conditions in the U.S. Northeast, but meteorologists predict thunderstorms will clear much of it by Sunday's World Cup final at MetLife Stadium. Despite ongoing air quality warnings and political tensions between President Donald Trump and Ontario Premier Doug Ford over cross-border smoke, fans remain optimistic about attending events.
Topics: air quality Canadian wildfires U.S.-Canada relations World Cup final