You can keep up with the latest updates by looking at the Fire and Smoke Live Map here. The NOAA has also released a smoke forecast for the next 52 hours that shows the plumes spreading eastward ...

The animation above shows a different measurement: “Vertically Integrated Smoke.” This models a column of air 15.5 miles high. It is the smoke you can see in the sky, as opposed to the smoke ...

Maps show where new plumes of smoke will cause hazy skies through the end of the week. Low-level smoke is forecast to spread eastward Wednesday across the Appalachians and into the Mid-Atlantic and ...

Smoke from wildfires still raging in Canada is degrading air quality across the northern U.S., turning skies a murky orange ...

Smoke from the wildfires that have devastated the Los Angeles area can ... The smoke is visible in NASA and NOAA imagery ... The Palisades Fire at 10:45 a.m. PT on Jan. 7 is captured by the ...

In some instances, NOAA credits the satellite technology with spotting smoke before a human has even spotted the fire. NOAA's next-generation GOES-19 is the last in NOAA's GOES series.

Zach Tolby, NOAA’s fire weather testbed manager, center, leads a group discussion on the performance of two new fire detection and warning tools evaluated during the week of June 10, 2024.