The smoke from the wildfires in Canada has covered several American cities, including New York, raising concerns ahead of the World Cup final. Meteorologists warn of the possible intensification of the smoke.

The wildfires in Canada have led to severe pollution in several American metropolises, including New York, ahead of the World Cup final scheduled for the weekend. Andrew Giuliani, responsible for organizing the event, stated that authorities are closely monitoring the situation. In New Jersey, where the final will take place, air quality was deemed harmful to health.

Meteorologists have warned that smoke could return, but conditions for the day of the final seem favorable. In the cities of Detroit and Chicago, air quality has reached dangerous levels, and residents have been advised to wear masks. Experts emphasize the link between wildfires and climate change, which contribute to the intensification of these events. In Canada, over 200 wildfires are out of control, severely affecting the environment and causing evacuations in the affected areas.