India, July 27 -- The skies over New York turned hazy again on Saturday as smoke from Canada's wildfires drifted south, prompting state officials to issue a health advisory. The alert, covering New York City, Long Island, the Hudson Valley, and the Adirondacks, warns that the air is now "unhealthy for sensitive groups."

The notice came from the state Department of Environmental Conservation and Department of Health, both posting the message on X. Anyone with breathing issues, especially kids and older adults, is being told to limit time outdoors.

"DEC and @HealthNYGov have issued an air quality health advisory today, July 26, for Long Island, NYC Metro, Lower and Upper Hudson Valley, and Adirondacks due to smoke from wildfires in Canada...