Duluth, MN – Minnesota residents can expect hazy skies today as high-level smoke drifts in from wildfires in the West. The National Weather Service reports the smoke will stay aloft today, with a better chance of reaching ground level by Wednesday evening.
According to the National Weather Service in Duluth, no immediate air quality concerns are expected today. However, near-surface smoke could move into the area by midweek, potentially affecting air quality. The forecast also mentions scattered showers across parts of the region but no severe weather is expected.
While thunderstorms could develop by Wednesday, the National Weather Service emphasizes that the threat of severe weather remains low. Residents are encouraged to stay informed and monitor weather updates, especially as smoke could impact visibility and outdoor activities.
Meteorologists will continue to track the smoke’s path, urging caution for individuals with respiratory conditions if the smoke reaches ground level later this week. Local health officials also recommend limiting strenuous outdoor activities if smoke becomes a factor.
