Lots of ash falling in Thornton
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Lots of ash falling in Thornton
Yup spittin good size ash off hofax.........I will leave it at that.
Yep. Almost looked like light snow at my place tia evening.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robb
We were getting ash flurries. Quite a bit of smoke in the air as well.
It was better this early this morning in Westminster but is getting hazy again.
The ash has been heavy up this way, the smoke has been very very thick also. Hopefully this rain/snow storm will put it out.
The smoke smell was omnipresent all afternoon and evening. I briefly thought that no one would be able to tell from the smell if I fired up the charcoal grill (but I didn't).Quote:
Originally Posted by theGinsue
Sky from my back deck west and northwest. Cameron peak is 150 miles northwest of us.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...5be8b1c6e3.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...eb37459b3f.jpg
Smoke is very heavy right now. The cold front is due at 10:00 pm with lots of wind. Maybe that will get rud of the smoke. My eyes are watering and i am sneezing a lot.
The mountains are mostly obscured this last two weeks in Pueblo West. The smoke is terrible as a trigger to my cluster headaches. The cough I got from the COVID-19 is worsening. Is the .gov ability to put these fires out adequate? Do we need a satellite dedicated to detecting these fires? This should be a major issue in this election. Not the bullshit I keep seeing...
Satellite Data:
https://firms.modaps.eosdis.nasa.gov...-104.8,40.2,8z