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If you look beyond the smoky skies that we've been experienced here in Ontario, you see a climate system acting in an increasingly unpredictable way. Hotter temperatures and drought, dry out forests faster, and weather patterns end up carrying smoke hundreds and even thousands of miles or kilometers away from the source into other cities. Natural wind patterns can and do carry smoke into cities like Toronto and beyond. However, this time, and unusually strong, I mean it'll probably help smoke travel towards the southern cities. Earlier today, on our morning nap, one of our folks had checked in, Gary Ph.D.D.D. said it was matching a heat dome, and this bill delivered record-breaking temperatures early this month, and might have trapped smoke and made it even hang around longer, dropping.