Jay wrote: We had a scorching week until the wind changed & blew all the smoke from the forest fires this way, damping out the sun. Haven't seen rain since June 12th.
Whereabouts in the PNW are you?
Jay wrote: We had a scorching week until the wind changed & blew all the smoke from the forest fires this way, damping out the sun. Haven't seen rain since June 12th.
Whereabouts in the PNW are you?
Mitchell wrote:Jay wrote: We had a scorching week until the wind changed & blew all the smoke from the forest fires this way, damping out the sun. Haven't seen rain since June 12th.Whereabouts in the PNW are you?
LOL, Victoria (BC.) Figured it'd be pretty easy to tell from that weather report. :P
We're seeing the same smoke in Seattle. I think it's the first time I've experienced something unsavory coming from Canada.
Mitchell wrote: We're seeing the same smoke in Seattle. I think it's the first time I've experienced something unsavory coming from Canada.
Never heard of Nickelback, huh?
mtn wrote:Mitchell wrote: We're seeing the same smoke in Seattle. I think it's the first time I've experienced something unsavory coming from Canada.Never heard of Nickelback, huh?
...Or Justin Bieber.
And I thought Canadians were supposed to be polite...Don't they know that second hand smoke kills? They may have universal healthcare to cover it, but we sure don't.
95* in 1949. I remember my mother writing to me about the heat wave. I was in San Antonio.
I think last month we had at least 5 days straight over 100deg on two different occasions.
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