We were stuck in the house all day yesterday because of the smoke. You can just see it over top of our trees.
Down in our hole it looked clear but when I walked up to the top of the driveway to take up the recycling and collect the mail I was shocked at the haze. I also ended up with a sore throat and cough because I didn't think to wear a mask like the news kept telling us to do.
I dropped The Mister off at therapy and then came home. No long walks for Pup in this soupy mess. We were under a code purple. I've never even heard of a code purple but it's worse than red they say. Yikes.
I had heard that the haze was as far down as Norfolk, so not surprised that you are seeing it too. I sure hope it ends soon. Glad your washer is fixed!
ReplyDeleteYay for a working washer! No more buckets in the tub. I'm so sorry about the smoke. We had it a couple of weeks ago and it was awful. Every summer we dealt with it in Washington. Use lots of eye drops if you can. It does help.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
Sorry you’re dealing with the wildfire smoke. In recent years, it’s common throughout the summer in Wyoming.
ReplyDeleteWell - at least the washer is working. We got a little bit of smoke the other day but its cleared out again. Even that small amount upset my asthma...definitely would have a hard time with what you are getting
ReplyDeleteWe had haze like that a few years agio, and it's no fun. It must be nice to have your washing machine working again. We sure depend on them, don't we?
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you are getting smoke from fires that are northeast of Val! Crazy wind currents! Very happy for you to be able to do laundry without the drama again!
ReplyDeleteHere is the EPA’s Air Quality Index (AQI) online website.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.airnow.gov/