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conuly ([personal profile] conuly) wrote2021-07-21 02:37 am

Seeing a red moon near the horizon isn't all that unusual.

Notable, but no more so than a full moon.

Seeing a red moon way up in the sky is something different altogether.

Walking the dogs on a decidedly not-foggy evening in haze that looks but doesn't act like fog or mist - very unusual. This is hardly the first time this century that smoke from wildfires out west have drifted all the way east to us, but I can't recall haze like this before.

Just another freak weather event, nothing to worry about!
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[personal profile] wpadmirer 2021-07-21 01:02 pm (UTC)(link)
I really hate that there are so many fires that the haze is drifting to the east coast. (sigh)
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[personal profile] larryhammer 2021-07-21 03:10 pm (UTC)(link)
OTOH, seeing the moon haze yellow by clouds is striking when you're looking at it through a curtain of pounding rain and hail, as we did during last night's microburst.