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Poor air quality, blood-red sunsets and mountains swallowed by smoke are just a handful of the impacts of wildfires roaring in British Columbia.
The fires kicked up in early July but have spread in recent days as hot, dry and windy weather has fanned the flames and sent smoke streaming across the border into Washington and Oregon. Wildfires have burned through 1.2 million acres of forest and grassland as of Wednesday, making this the second-worst wildfire year on record for British Columbia. And with the whole month of August to go — typically the worst month for wildfires in the province — it’s likely this year will continue its assault on the record books.
This is British Columbia’s Second-Worst Wildfire Season. It’s Far From Over
Brian Kahn By Brian Kahn
Published: August 4th, 2017
Poor air quality, blood-red sunsets and mountains swallowed by smoke are just a handful of the impacts of wildfires roaring in British Columbia.
The fires kicked up in early July but have spread in recent days as hot, dry and windy weather has fanned the flames and sent smoke streaming across the border into Washington and Oregon. Wildfires have burned through 1.2 million acres of forest and grassland as of Wednesday, making this the second-worst wildfire year on record for British Columbia. And with the whole month of August to go — typically the worst month for wildfires in the province — it’s likely this year will continue its assault on the record books.
http://www.climatece...n-climate-21684
Been dealing with the smoke from this fire for the past 3 days. Sucks.
This is British Columbia’s Second-Worst Wildfire Season. It’s Far From Over
Brian Kahn By Brian Kahn
Published: August 4th, 2017
Poor air quality, blood-red sunsets and mountains swallowed by smoke are just a handful of the impacts of wildfires roaring in British Columbia.
The fires kicked up in early July but have spread in recent days as hot, dry and windy weather has fanned the flames and sent smoke streaming across the border into Washington and Oregon. Wildfires have burned through 1.2 million acres of forest and grassland as of Wednesday, making this the second-worst wildfire year on record for British Columbia. And with the whole month of August to go — typically the worst month for wildfires in the province — it’s likely this year will continue its assault on the record books.
http://www.climatece...n-climate-21684
Been dealing with the smoke from this fire for the past 3 days. Sucks.
Maybe it will help your brain
This is British Columbia’s Second-Worst Wildfire Season. It’s Far From Over
Brian Kahn By Brian Kahn
Published: August 4th, 2017
Poor air quality, blood-red sunsets and mountains swallowed by smoke are just a handful of the impacts of wildfires roaring in British Columbia.
The fires kicked up in early July but have spread in recent days as hot, dry and windy weather has fanned the flames and sent smoke streaming across the border into Washington and Oregon. Wildfires have burned through 1.2 million acres of forest and grassland as of Wednesday, making this the second-worst wildfire year on record for British Columbia. And with the whole month of August to go — typically the worst month for wildfires in the province — it’s likely this year will continue its assault on the record books.
http://www.climatece...n-climate-21684
Been dealing with the smoke from this fire for the past 3 days. Sucks.
Maybe it will help your brain
Maybe something lead will find yours. The world would be better off.
This is British Columbia’s Second-Worst Wildfire Season. It’s Far From Over
Brian Kahn By Brian Kahn
Published: August 4th, 2017
Poor air quality, blood-red sunsets and mountains swallowed by smoke are just a handful of the impacts of wildfires roaring in British Columbia.
The fires kicked up in early July but have spread in recent days as hot, dry and windy weather has fanned the flames and sent smoke streaming across the border into Washington and Oregon. Wildfires have burned through 1.2 million acres of forest and grassland as of Wednesday, making this the second-worst wildfire year on record for British Columbia. And with the whole month of August to go — typically the worst month for wildfires in the province — it’s likely this year will continue its assault on the record books.
http://www.climatece...n-climate-21684
Been dealing with the smoke from this fire for the past 3 days. Sucks.
Maybe it will help your brain
Maybe something lead will find yours. The world would be better off.
