Have you seen the smoke? The Big Apple looked more like the big orange.
Canadian wildfires ripped across millions of acres, and it pushed bad air into the Midwest and northeast, like New York City.
A thick haze settled over New York City, which resembled more Mars than Earth. The iconic New York skyline was not even visible.“We went to Brooklyn, and it was kind of hazy, kind of smoky, but nothing crazy,” said Lauren Gossett, Saraland native now living in Manhattan. “Then we got on the subway to go back to Manhattan, got out of the subway, and it was orange.
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