Air quality’s affected by western fires
Montreal’s air quality has been affected by western fires.
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Ian 20:24 on 2024-08-16 Permalink
I was noticing the suspiciously red mid-afternoon sun yesterday and wondered about that, as according to the SOPFEU fire maps there’s only a few fires up north.
maggie rose 21:06 on 2024-08-16 Permalink
Bluesky Firesmoke.ca is interesting to watch. Vermont has been affected with high atmosphere smoke from Canada and when it gets mentioned in their forecasts, I figure Montreal will be too. I just like Gary the weather guy on WCAX at night. The movement of smoke has been very changeable in the past week, sometimes missing us, then shifting quickly. https://bluesky4.eos.ubc.ca/forecasts/current/
mare 21:45 on 2024-08-16 Permalink
I went for a nice cooling bike ride just now but had to return home. It wasn’t cool, I couldn’t breathe and thus it wasn’t very nice. The moon is very beautiful though.
Can’t imagine how it is living close to those fires.
MarcG 08:45 on 2024-08-17 Permalink
Went for a walk/jog in the woods yesterday and wore an N95 for the terrible air and was surprised by the nasty looks I got. It’s not like there’s only one life preserver and I’m hoarding it, they only cost a $1!
EmilyG 12:59 on 2024-08-17 Permalink
Yeah, I thought the light looked more orange than usual, even though I was indoors.