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5 minutes ago, nw baltimore wx said:

Does altitude play a role in smokiness? Specifically, are higher altitudes at a higher risk?

Not in this case smoke at the surface is pretty much maxed out. 

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47 minutes ago, pazzo83 said:

lol - PHL is 95F with "Smoke" - basically hell, right?

Scrolling around trying to find the worst ob.  Philly's 95 with 6 mile viz is a candidate.  Grand Rapids, MI with an 88 and 3/4 mile viz is another.  HGR is entering the game with 91 and 4 miles.

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50 minutes ago, 87storms said:

The smokiness seems to have ramped up in the last hour or so. Can barely see the Sugarloaf range and the Catoctin’s look “foggy”.

It’s noticeably worse here. 178 up in York. Air now has red boundary right at the md pa line 

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44 minutes ago, AnEndlessMaze said:

Sunset here… I can smell the smoke.

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the houses down the street now look like they do in the fog. ugh.

the visibility at KMRB has dropped 5 miles in the last 4 hours.

 

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3 hours ago, mappy said:

It’s noticeably worse here. 178 up in York. Air now has red boundary right at the md pa line 

I reluctantly went biking earlier for the first time in 3 weeks and actually didn’t find it too bad. But I just stepped outside and can absolutely smell it. It’s like a chlorine/smoke cross. This continent needs rain.

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5 hours ago, MN Transplant said:

Scrolling around trying to find the worst ob.  Philly's 95 with 6 mile viz is a candidate.  Grand Rapids, MI with an 88 and 3/4 mile viz is another.  HGR is entering the game with 91 and 4 miles.

Was up in Philly today. It was far worse than Baltimore, everything had a chlorine-esque odor. There was fine particulate in a lot of surfaces. 

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