Imagens dramáticas de incêndios florestais e fumaça cobrem partes do Canadá

James Cardinal Jr. | The Canadian Press

Usando uma máscara protetora, a passeadora de cães Leslie Kramer se aventura enquanto a fumaça pesada dos incêndios florestais no norte de Alberta chega ao sul para cobrir o centro da cidade de Calgary, na terça-feira, dia 16 de maio de 2023 (Larry MacDougal | The Canadian Press)

Wildfire smoke from the boreal forest has arrived here in Southern SK. All five of our Corsi-Rosenthal boxes are running at home. They definitely make a difference to air quality. pic.twitter.com/wfqbRA9eoQ

— Adithya Ramachandran (@AdithyaR_YXE) May 17, 2023

Yes, it is 10 AM morning. #wildfires #smoke #Calgary pic.twitter.com/uPxVqJZrS5

— Lavvy (@Lavvy01) May 16, 2023

The smoke from the Alberta wildfires made the sun very orange and hazy last evening. Here are a few photos of the beavers in the river with the orange sun reflecting off the water. #saskatoon #beavers pic.twitter.com/ddJR0ZxEAK

— Mike's Photos and Videos of Beavers (@MDigout99) May 14, 2023

Sun rising above fog from Lake Superior while burning through wildfire smoke makes for dramatic sights! pic.twitter.com/umS8A5HAfv

— 1B00YA03110 (@311B00yA) May 17, 2023

Caminhões queimados por um incêndio florestal em uma propriedade perto de Drayton Valley, Alta., na quarta-feira, dia 10 de maio de 2023 (Jason Franson. | The Canadian Press)