You may have noticed the afternoon and evening sky having a little more of a hazy look to it Monday, and a little more of a red glow with the setting sun. The haze-filled sky was a result of wildfires burning in southern Canada.
Ed Pilar captured the sun setting Monday evening over Dixon, haze on the horizon with the sun holding a red glow.
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| Visible Satellite Tuesday: 5:50pm | | |
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Persistent northeast winds from low pressure east of Illinois pulled the smoke south over much of Wisconsin and Illinois during the day. A shifting jet stream pattern Tuesday kept our upper level winds more from the northwest, versus northeast. But a quick look at visible satellite Tuesday evening does show haze and smoke filling the skies over the Upper Midwest.
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