RETURN OF THE SMOKE: What happened this time

Multiple people have texted and e-mailed us today, certain something was on fire very nearby. Way too smoky and smelly for it to be the wildfires, again, they were certain. Nope, the Washington Smoke Information website says, the fires to our east are the culprit:

When the Canadian smoke model forecast some smoke in Seattle this morning, we thought it was over-doing the east winds. Turns out it wasn’t. Smoke from the Jolly Mountain and Norse Peak fire are now being transported to western WA.

But this won’t be another weeklong smother – “It is expected that these conditions will be with us until mid morning on Sunday.” And at some point after that, we’re promised rain. The National Weather Service says so too.

1 Reply to "RETURN OF THE SMOKE: What happened this time"

  • Deb September 16, 2017 (4:40 pm)

    Thank you for reporting this. Turns out Mr. Shaw was right when he reported “smelled like smoke out there”. 

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