SEE IT: NYC engulfed in dystopian haze from Canadian wildfires, leaving residents bewildered and breathless
A dystopian fog over Woodside.A man peers out of a Manhattan bound 7 train.Photo by Dean MosesThe clouded view from Union Square.
Many New Yorkers dusted off their masks used during the pandemic.A man fishes on the Canarsie Pier in a mix of haze and smoke due to Canadian wildfires.A NYPD Harbor Unit partols the waters of the Canarsie Pier in a haze of smoke from Canadian wild fires.
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