Wildfires in Canada

[RustyBourneHorse]

It's insanely smoky in Cleveland, and it's been going on since yesterday. We had a couple Canadian fires sending smoke the last few years in a row since 2023 (the smoke was bad then too). This might be worse than 2023. It was thick then, but it's really bad now. Might get free after today with storms rolling into Cleveland.

Has anyone else here had smoke from the fires?

 

[Reverend Conehead]

It's insanely smoky in Cleveland, and it's been going on since yesterday. We had a couple Canadian fires sending smoke the last few years in a row since 2023 (the smoke was bad then too). This might be worse than 2023. It was thick then, but it's really bad now. Might get free after today with storms rolling into Cleveland.

Has anyone else here had smoke from the fires?

I'm not noticing any smoke here in Nebraska, but I can relate. When I lived in Idaho, there were wild fires every summer in Idaho, or in nearby states like Utah, Washington, and California. It was awful. We would have all the doors and windows shut with air purifiers running full blast, but it didn't help much. It's one of the reasons I moved back to Nebraska. We have tornadoes here every spring though. But that's rough, man. I feel for you. Hopefully, they're getting it taken care of up in Canada. I would hope we've sent some of our firefighters up there to help. I remember firefighters came down from Canada to help us when Utah was on fire.