The map shows the distribution of smoke from wildfires at 12:51 p.m. MDT August 23, 2017. You can’t read the labels, but large fires are tagged on the map.
Smoke from wildfires in Canada has reached the UK:
After a journey of 6-8 days, the #smoke from the #Canadian #wildfires reached the #UK. Here is the #plume on 20/08 between 10 km and 15 km pic.twitter.com/pMBMWAU3XU
— David Moore (@David_P_Moore) August 23, 2017
And other areas in Europe:
Large potion of #Europe is now covered by smoke from #wildfires in western #Canada https://t.co/ydQmdftdiz #climatechange pic.twitter.com/u7fF8acl5q
— Nicky Sundt (@NickySundt) August 22, 2017
Today, Aug. 28, 2017, there is heavey smoke over the Wood River Valley, Hailey, Idaho. What is that from?
I’d like to tweet the image of the NOAA map of the smoke from the fires. We live in Montana, have friends in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, California, and Montana. The map shows the distribution of smoke from wildfires at 12:51 p.m. MDT August 23, 2017. You can’t read the labels, but large fires are tagged on the map.
Please let me know how to tweet this. Thank you.