Fires in Canada will keep contributing to poor air quality Sunday in the Denver area, according to the National Weather Service. cowx
Smoky and hazy conditions are expected to continue in Denver, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms near the mountains and the Palmer Divide, forecasters predict.
“Although the air quality continues to gradually improve across the Front Range region, health impacts are expected to linger through Sunday afternoon due to the extended exposure to heavy smoke,” the advisory stated. “Additionally, wildfire smoke could potentially increase again late Sunday and into Monday.”
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