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Photos of smoky south-central Pennsylvania scenes

Photos of smoky south-central Pennsylvania scenes
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Photos of smoky south-central Pennsylvania scenes
Tremendous amounts of smoke from Canadian wildfires are making for some interesting and sometimes strange sights in south-central Pennsylvania.WGAL viewers and uLocal members have been sharing their photos with us of what they’re seeing. You can see a montage of them in the video player above.While the smoke can make for some colorful photos, the air is hazardous right now. A code-red air quality alert is in effect, meaning that pollution concentrations are unhealthy for everyone.Canadian wildfiresCrews in Canada are keeping an eye on 400 active fires – more than 150 in Quebec alone.The National Aeronautics and Space Administration reports some of those fires were started by lightning strikes.At least 26,000 people have been forced out of their homes so far.Share your smoky photos and videos with WGALWe have several ways you can show us the photos and videos you are capturing.DIRECT UPLOAD: There is a form here to let you upload photos or video.EMAIL: Just send to news8@wgal.com.JOIN OUR FACEBOOK GROUP: Our uLocal Facebook group is here.

Tremendous amounts of smoke from Canadian wildfires are making for some interesting and sometimes strange sights in south-central Pennsylvania.

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WGAL viewers and uLocal members have been sharing their photos with us of what they’re seeing. You can see a montage of them in the video player above.

While the smoke can make for some colorful photos, the air is hazardous right now.

A code-red air quality alert is in effect, meaning that pollution concentrations are unhealthy for everyone.

Canadian wildfires

Crews in Canada are keeping an eye on 400 active fires – more than 150 in Quebec alone.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration reports some of those fires were started by lightning strikes.

At least 26,000 people have been forced out of their homes so far.

Share your smoky photos and videos with WGAL

We have several ways you can show us the photos and videos you are capturing.