As we get ready to move into a new workweek, wildfire smoke and haze will remain possible on Monday, and we’ll continue to monitor any Air Quality reports. Current air quality alerts remain in effect for Monday, too. For more specific information, be sure to head to our Weather Alerts page.

Canadian wildfire smoke returned to Wisconsin this weekend, with unhealthy levels for people with asthma and heart disease.

An air quality map shows conditions improving in the U.S. on Friday as smoke from the Canadian wildfires subsides.

This map tracks air quality near Detroit, and zoom out to see more areas. Smoke from wildfires in Canada is expected to move into Michigan.

That National Weather Service has issued an air quality advisory for most of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, southern Michigan and southeast Michigan from Friday, May 30, into the morning of Saturday ...

Meteorologists at the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy have issued an air quality advisory for Friday and Saturday.

Wildfire smoke from Canada has made for bad air quality over parts of the Upper Midwest. Most of Minnesota had “unhealthy” air quality Saturday. That is according to a U.S.

Michigan officials have issued an air quality advisory statewide, citing the drifting smoke from Canadian wildfires.

Smoke from the Canadian wildfires continues to make Michigan's air unhealthy. Counties in northern areas of the Lower Peninsula and the Upper Peninsula are under air quality alerts for Wednesday, June 4 — residents are urged to stay indoors, the alert says.

Changing weather conditions can impact how and when wildfire smoke may impact Michigan.