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Wildfire Smoke Unhealthy air for northern and NE states and East Coast. Article except:
"Not far behind them was Washington, D.C., where the thick smoke created eerie scenes. The Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memorial and other national landmarks could be seen enveloped in a thick, orange-hued haze in the morning. " apnews.com/article/c anada-minnesota-wild fires-smoke-251365af 55a5111d8178b24 Will we see a 3 am Truth Social post about the wildfires were caused by Iran, and therefore they're using winds to blow the smoke to Washington DC?
He did post BS about wind farms and winds being sent by Iran not long ago. My opinion and mine alone and not my employer's.
"Not far behind them was Washington, D.C., where the thick smoke created eerie scenes. The Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memorial and other national landmarks could be seen enveloped in a thick, orange-hued haze in the morning. "
He did post BS about wind farms and winds being sent by Iran not long ago.
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It was bad for a few days here in the Boston area but today was good. I was surprised about how strong the odor was considering it came from MN and Canada!
DennisinPeoria and skutfarcus reacted
Wife and I had talked about going to Wrigley Field Saturday to see the Champions Gate dedication, and watch the game. Springfield daughter also said she looked at tickets. But when she saw the wildfires smoke in Chicago making air quality hazardous or unhealthy, she dropped plans. So did we.
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@skutfarcus :
Eye roll from me on this. He issued the same type of post when we had wildfires out west, asking why the Forest Service didn't do a better job of raking the forests... For someone that claims to be so "smart", how is it he doesn't understand that fires start by lightning hits, or someone careless throwing a lit cigarette down on the ground?
RambleOn and AverageSue reacted Eye roll from me on this. He issued the same type of post when we had wildfires out west, asking why the Forest Service didn't do a better job of raking the forests...
These fire burn everything in the path. The fumes from the fire some are very toxic. Spreading across the sky's causing many to have breathing problems.
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