A wildfire broke out Monday about 5 miles east of Cle Elum, putting at least 50 structures at risk, prompting evacuations and burning two homes. Thomas Kyle-Milward, a spokesperson for the Washington Department of Natural Resources, said the fire sparked around 4 p.m. north of Red Bridge Road, along the Teanaway River.

A wildfire burning near Cle Elum is estimated at 60 acres, prompting evacuation notices for people living in the area.

A fast-moving wildfire that started Monday afternoon north of Red Bridge Road near Cle Elum has grown to an estimated 44 acres with no containment as of Tuesday morning.

A blue sky may be a rare sight across the Finger Lakes and much of the Northeast this summer. AccuWeather meteorologists say wildfire smoke from Canada is expected to repeatedly push into the region through at least August.

The air quality in Boston over the last few days hasn't been great, and you may have noticed a foul smell or slight haze in the air.

Our air quality suffers today due to wildfire smoke. Winds will shift allowing for smoke to lessen, but humidity returns and ozone will rise.