how many of you get "SMOKE" as a weather forecast?

[Kali]

yesterday was really bad, so far not smelling anything and sky looks pretty normal
of course yesterday I was out in it all day

[ohiosmith]

1. All the time. Usually from wild fires in California or Arizona.

[Kali]

3. in Ohio?

[ohiosmith]

5. In Vegas!

[Kali]

6. alerting

abuse of usernames, false location
should be nevadasmith

[ohiosmith]

8. Already taken:

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[Kali]

10. uh

"No hotlinking please MoviePosterDB.com" is already taken? just what does that have to do with "nevadasmith"?

[CaliforniaPeggy]

2. Oh, that's dreadful, my dear Kali...

Since I live in an urban area, smoke has never been in my forecast.

I'm sorry!

[Kali]

4. actually that 100 is harder to deal with

the smoke is coming from New Mexico, winds are supposed to push it back east again this evening

yesterday the sky had that end-of-the-world kind of lighting

[HappyMe]

7. No, we usually just get the horrors

of rain, sun, windy, snow.


Be careful.

[Wait Wut]

9. Last week that's pretty much the only forecast we had...

...all the way "up here" from the Gladiator fire. It's been clear this week, though.

How can it only be 100 in Tucson if that's what it's supposed to be up here in Hell? I feel cheated, somehow. It's supposed to be like a thousand degrees cooler here or sumthin.

[Kali]

11. that isn't for Tucson

its for the Dragoon area - I am at 4500 feet - 'bout the same as you I think, although further south

I think Tucson is supposed to go a bit over 100 today.

[KamaAina]

12. In Honolulu, that is a New Year's Eve tradition

"Partly cloudy with areas of smoke. Lows 70-72."

The smoke comes from all the fireworks people set off. People out there are absolutely nuts about fireworks. Same deal at Chinese (lunar) New Year.

[bluedigger]

13. Mostly I just blame you.

And those knuckleheads down in New Mexico.

[AnneD]

16. A lightening strike.....

started it. This is the time of year for that.

[GoCubsGo]

14. We had it here several times last year.

When the wind was blowing in the right direction, we got the smoke from the big Okeefenokee Swamp fire. That sucker burned half the spring, all summer long, and into the fall. We're hundreds of miles away from the Okeefenokee, yet the smoke still got pretty thick at times.

[AnneD]

15. By living down wind....

of one of the biggest forest fires in Az. history (Gila Bend).

[TrogL]

17. Occassionally during Fire Season

[fizzgig]

18. if we don't in the summer, we should

we had a forest fire about 10 miles away last week, the smoke was thick here in town.