Thunderstorms Expected to Clear Wildfire Smoke from Northeast Before World Cup Final
Meteorologists predict that thunderstorms will clear the wildfire smoke from the Northeast, improving air quality just in time for the World Cup final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. The smoke, originating from Canadian wildfires, has caused unhealthy air conditions across the region. President Trump has criticized Canada for the smoke and threatened tariffs. Despite the current haze, conditions are expected to improve significantly by Sunday, allowing the final between Spain and Argentina to proceed with minimal disruption. 
