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12 minutes ago, YChang said:

Reminds me of the bay area a few years back when they had all the wild fires raging. Felt like I was walking around on another planet in a sci-fi movie. 

Orange day 2020 was one of the weirder times of a weird year. 
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4 hours ago, Reynolds Woodcock said:

A beautiful 75 degree day outside of my office today.

 

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I miss 1970's New York. 

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We were down in CT today and the whole time down just felt like it was dusk that it should’ve been later than it was.  Have had to keep our windows at home closed much to the chagrin of our cats. 

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2 hours ago, YChang said:

Reminds me of the bay area a few years back when they had all the wild fires raging. Felt like I was walking around on another planet in a sci-fi movie. 

 

SF was under sever AQ warning for 40 days in a row during 2020

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2 hours ago, YChang said:

Reminds me of the bay area a few years back when they had all the wild fires raging. Felt like I was walking around on another planet in a sci-fi movie. 

Yea that shit was wild. I was there for 2 weeks in Napa and Vallejo for work and it was very oh shit this looks insane. Crossing the bridge to visit SF and you couldn’t see shit 

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Boston metro for some reason is missing out on this. Our AQ is in the moderate region, but when look at a map, we aren’t that bad compared to the southwest of here. Even the rest of the state is in pretty bad shape. 

 

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Still those colors aren’t great, deep red and purple are in really unhealthy ranges. Take care of yourself out there. 

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21 hours ago, Nuge said:

It hasn't rained up here in the PNW since mid-May.  Fire season is going to be a bitch this year.

Really?  We hadn't noticed.

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On 6/7/2023 at 7:49 PM, Zepol87 said:

Yea that shit was wild. I was there for 2 weeks in Napa and Vallejo for work and it was very oh shit this looks insane. Crossing the bridge to visit SF and you couldn’t see shit 

You couldn’t see the sidewalks around your feet?

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Bringing this back as Boston woke up to a nasty Smokey day. 
 

Im on a flight out of Logan right now and this is the “view” of the city from across the channel. 
 

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AQI is in the 150 range, bad if you have asthma or similar. 

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2 hours ago, WhatTheBuck said:

We’re a lot more to blame for global warming, and global warming denialism, than Canada is. Blame us. 

thanks Mr CR - can you tell me if we are more to blame on a per capita basis?
Why do we seem to get our fires under control more quickly, why can't Canada put out these fires? Don't we have leftover PFS flame retardant somewhere to push onto 3rd world countries? 
It bothers me because I thought this was mainly a California problem; I don't like it when it affects me, which it has for most of this week. 

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2 hours ago, Wally Fairway said:

thanks Mr CR - can you tell me if we are more to blame on a per capita basis?
Why do we seem to get our fires under control more quickly, why can't Canada put out these fires? Don't we have leftover PFS flame retardant somewhere to push onto 3rd world countries? 
It bothers me because I thought this was mainly a California problem; I don't like it when it affects me, which it has for most of this week. 

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There are 537 individual fires coast to coast in the 2nd biggest country on earth that have burned 9 million hectares and they’re all in areas without roads or people. But yes let’s pretend America could do better. The Canadian fires are child’s play compared to what Canada is facing  

I can’t see across the one mile river I live on due to smoke and being outside more than 30 minutes leads to eye irritation and coughing  it’s fucking brutal and won’t get better until winter since it never really rains anymore. We have a cabin in Canada and can’t visit because it is likely to burn to the ground  

 

 

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13 hours ago, Wally Fairway said:

thanks Mr CR - can you tell me if we are more to blame on a per capita basis?
Why do we seem to get our fires under control more quickly, why can't Canada put out these fires? Don't we have leftover PFS flame retardant somewhere to push onto 3rd world countries? 
It bothers me because I thought this was mainly a California problem; I don't like it when it affects me, which it has for most of this week. 

{sarcasm - if not realized}

Not sure if serious

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