Canadian wildfire smoke covers parts of U.S. while Texas flooding kills residents

Smoke from Canadian wildfires continued to affect air quality across portions of the United States from the Great Lakes region to the Mid-Atlantic. The same conditions produced reduced visibility and elevated pollutant levels in multiple states.

Texas flooding Torrential rain produced flooding in Texas Hill Country.

The flooding resulted in deaths, according to reports. Air quality forecasts for affected regions indicated continued elevated smoke concentrations through the period covered by the report.