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  2. MN Transplant
    There’s a 1500 near the Canadian border in the Minnesota arrowhead region. I looked at the trace and they topped 2000 yesterday.
  3. Cyclone-68
    I just don’t want the smoke to kill any storms on Saturday
  4. Prismshine Productions
    Goddamnit Sent from my SM-S176V using Tapatalk
  5. NEG NAO
    got to get rid of this northwesterly flow
  6. Stormlover74
    yeah that was nuts. sitting inside with a mask on and could still smell it
  7. winterwx21
    Seems like it's mostly in the unhealthy for sensitive groups category in our area. Nothing compared to what happened a few years ago.
  8. Picard
    Most of it is probably aloft.
  9. Prismshine Productions
    If it is a +NAO I already know the Southeast Sanitarium is going to be past max capacity Sent from my SM-S176V using Tapatalk
  10. snowman19
    Region 1+2 is just going to strengthen and strengthen till its heart’s content:
  11. WestBabylonWeather
    The smell was worse yesterday which is strange. Unless I’m just used to it now.
  12. Stormlover74
    Mine is 96 or 126 depending on which site I use
  13. Stormlover74
    Looks like 24 to 36"
  14. winterwx21
    Surprised the AQI isn't higher with all this smoke.
  15. Santa Claus
    good sleep is so important
  16. BeastFromTheEast
    Gonna be some nasty sediment from whatever rain falls. Should see some gnarly pics the next few days
  17. BxEngine
    Youll sleep really well if you breath enough in
  18. Santa Claus
    is this good
  19. Stormlover74
    Pretty strong smoke smell now
  20. wxeyeNH
    80/60 Building Cu The sun is bright here. Some smoke or haze. From my vantage point I can not make out Mt Sunapee anymore (28 miles) but still can see Kearsarge to my SSW. That is 25 miles.
  21. NEG NAO
  22. CoastalWx
    Yeah, we might get that stuff in upstate New York, which is why I said we may get some hazy skies this afternoon, but I don’t anticipate anything close to yesterday. Yesterday was a disaster.
  23. dendrite
    Front is coming from the north…FU may sneak into SNE briefly, but it will get mostly pinched off up here.
  24. canderson
    It’s quite orange out
  25. kgottwald
    The first time I remember smoke hitting the DC area was March 31, 1999. The fire was in the Shenandoah Valley. The date stuck in my mind because Activision's *Civilization: Call to Power* released on that date. I made a special trip to Gamestop to pick it up, and wondered about the weird smell in the air and the funny-colored sky.
  26. csnavywx
    The large kelvin wave around 140W is probably the one to do most of the heavy lifting in a few weeks. Would expect subsurface anoms to increase past +10C here soon. Getting a little more tricky to find them when they get generated since the thermocline is pretty depressed already, but at least this one is still pretty visible.
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