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this is video from calgary in western canada, where you could barely see the skylight. dozens of active wildfires are burning in albertand british columbia, sending that thick smoke across the border south into the u.s. and there are air quality alerts on both sides of the border, issuing the first quality of the year with parts of wisconsin and iowa also facing issues. paul, this brings back some kind of a memory with that air and there is no way they will be impacted, but yes, we could. >> east of the rocky mountains is where that air will get funneled down. so the eastern two-thirds of the country will be in for potentially another smoky summer like they would have last summer. around here, they would try to put that off for as long as possible. and in other parts of the country, we will return to the bay area forecast. the air quality map is from online and all the sensors across the entire country as you can see the plume of smoke, you can see the great lakes there all the way down to the southern plains in all of these yellow and orange indicators, indicating the decreased air quality. it's not as bad as it was y

calgary right now. as dozens of active wildfires are burning in alberta and british columbia sending the thick smoke across border down into the united states actually. and there's also just air quality alerts on end on both sides of the borders. anywhere from minnesota all the way up into canada and officials have issued the state's first air quality alert of the year. with parts of wisconsin and iowa also facing very similar air quality issues. we are keeping a close eye on that here in the bay. of course we're keeping a close eye on that here because we have loved ones over there and also just continuing to watch that smoke really billow its way down. i want to show what you it looks leek right now and current conditions. this is the pm 2.5 levels. continuing to watch this this morning. we have a weather pattern actually blowing the smoke down into the nebraska and dakotas. continue to keeping a close eye on that. but let's dive over into us in the bay area. it's not a blanket of smoke, it's a blanket of may gray. rock along the california coastline anywhere from bodega bay stretching down into communit

calgary right now. dozens of active wildfires are burning in alberta and british columbia.ng thick smoke across the border even into the united states. now there's also air quality alerts on both sides of the border in america and in canada. minnesota officials actually issued the state's first air quality alert of the year with parts of wisconsin and iowa also facing air quality issues. we're going to continue to keep a close eye on this because this is still developing. and i actually want to start off this morning with showing you the concentrated smoke on our virtual reality -- actually not even on the virtual reality map. just behind me you can see the smoke plume that pm 2.5 level continuing to billow its way just into the states. we're keeping a close eye on this especially in the morning hours for all the loved ones and family and friends over there. now back here in the bay area, we do have a blanket of fog. this is not smoke, this is just that may gray. that thin marine layer that's kind of thicker along our coastline. but it's just kind of floating its way down i