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54 minutes ago, uofmiami said:

Thick smoky sky in Rhinebeck currently with a light smell of smoke at the surface.  Flashbacks to 2023.  Can’t even feel the sun at the moment. 
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One can smell the smoke in the Bronx, as well, even as it's not as thick as that in Rhinebeck.

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Except for the band that just crossed LI and SW CT the smoke aloft is mostly thinner than yesterday so many places are warmer than this time on Tuesday.   Also more favorable downslope.  Yesterday the lack of surface heating kept winds down somewhat and even allowed LGA to stay more 210-230 most of the day.

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Easily the worst air quality since moving to the CT Shoreline and thickest wildfire smoke that I have experienced since June 2023.

Very strong smell of smoke and anyone with even the slightest respiratory issues should stay indoors. Your eyes and throat start to sting after being outside for more than a few minutes.


 

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Smoke/haze is much thicker today and doesnt appear just aloft like yday.  Looking  down from a lower manhattan high rise its looks like its mixing down to ground level.

Views toward NJ and Hudson Yards are almost totally obscured.

 

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59 minutes ago, Superstorm said:

How does that compare to normal.

The maps haven’t updated yet to include the wildfires in Ontario that started on July 13th. 
 

 

Analysis of 2026 Canada #wildfire emissions up to 9 July with the #CopernicusAtmosphere GFAS dataset shows more typical onset and magnitude following the previous three extreme years. Fires have been burning across the country from NWT to Newfoundland. @copernicusecmwf.bsky.social @ecmwf.int
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Total estimated wildfire emissions from NWT are currently similar to 2023 (&2014) so far with half of the summer still to come. Although at much smaller scale in terms of emissions, fires in southern regions of Nunavut are already at the highest level for the territory in the 24-year GFAS dataset.
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