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Smoke from Canadian wildfires has caused Erie, Pennsylvania's air quality to reach an "orange" level.

The orange level signifies unhealthy air for sensitive groups, such as those with respiratory conditions.

Hazy skies and reduced visibility are expected, but the general public is less likely to be affected.

Smoke from Canadian wildfires has reached the northwest Pennsylvania area.

Wildfires burning across central Canada throughout the summer and winds have transported smoke over the Great Lakes this past week, impacting air quality for certain regions, including the Erie area.

On Aug. 4, multiple organizations including the National Weather Service and airnow.gov have placed Erie in the level "orange" for air quality.

What does orange mean for Erie residents?

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