Wildfire smoke and water vapor made for a rather eerie scene this morning. Plainfield, New Hampshire 7/15/26
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Yes, the skies have produced an unusual aura the last two days. Sort of ominous and can spark the imaginations of primal thoughts and wonder. Volcanic eruptions and wildfires are part of nature’s balancing acts which has no regard for human life. Yet humans have put many clinkers in nature’s equilibrium to their own detriment. Yet we still are in awe, at least some of us are…
Yes. Very ominous looking but it took the edge off the solar heating a bit. Particle counts (2.5PMI) were gratefully lower near the ground. Beautiful shots William
Thanks Chuck. I will say that my throat hurt significantly from 3-4 pm when the acrid smell was strongest. That has only happened once before during wildfire smoke. Thankfully the rain seemed to clear it up. Let’s hope the next week isn’t so bad.
Yes, the skies have produced an unusual aura the last two days. Sort of ominous and can spark the imaginations of primal thoughts and wonder. Volcanic eruptions and wildfires are part of nature’s balancing acts which has no regard for human life. Yet humans have put many clinkers in nature’s equilibrium to their own detriment. Yet we still are in awe, at least some of us are…
Diane, when I moved to the UV in 2003 I swore I would never take its beauty for granted. So far, so good!
Very well stated!
There are eerie – unsettling for sure.
Cinda I agree. Even later in the day it is still dreary.
Yes. Very ominous looking but it took the edge off the solar heating a bit. Particle counts (2.5PMI) were gratefully lower near the ground. Beautiful shots William
Thanks Chuck. I will say that my throat hurt significantly from 3-4 pm when the acrid smell was strongest. That has only happened once before during wildfire smoke. Thankfully the rain seemed to clear it up. Let’s hope the next week isn’t so bad.