On 710 WOR, here's Mr. New York, Mark Simone.

Hey, we've got lots to get to today.

I'm going to start with a smog alert, that yellow, orange stuff might come back today.

There's a slight chance, depending on the winds, orange stuff might come back today. There's a slight chance depending on the

winds that it might, uh, it won't be quite as bad as last week, but it could come back later

today and tonight. It's possible. Just checking the air quality here. Let me see. It's, it's,

it's not good. It's, well, it's not great. It's poor. Poor air quality.

It's 55 right now.

But it could get bad later today, so just keep an eye on that.

We've got lots to get to.

People say, why don't you do that?

We'll talk about the good news.

I'm looking for some.

I don't see any today, but it all seems to be pretty bad.

Well, we'll get to Daniel Penny, this terrible, terrible injustice.

We'll get to Mike Pence.

We'll get to the end of Ron DeSantis's presidential campaign.

We'll get to, of course, Donald Trump, and we'll get to lots of stuff to talk about today.

Hey, speaking of those, that smog and those forest fires in Canada, all kinds of reports now that a couple of things cause those fires.

Now, the main problem with the fires, as we pointed out, it was not climate change.

There's nothing to do with climate change. In fact, the number of forest fires is down over the years. Over the last few years, we've had less forest fires than ever. Now you know these climate change people, when there's a forest fire, they say, you see, climate change? That's why there's a forest fire. And if you say, well, they're actually down over the years, well, that's climate

change. No wonder they went down, climate change. But actually, what happens is these climate

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