Wildfire smoke causing problems for people with asthma, medical conditions
Smoke from a raging wildfire in Canada blanketed Philadelphia and surrounding counties in a blanket of haze. Health officials advised that people should limit their time outside to avoid breathing the air, which has caused particular problems for people with asthma and medical conditions.
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