Orange moon
Submitted by QMS on Tue, 08/05/2025 - 7:16am
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Last night we had the most dark orange moon I have ever seen.
It is only half full but twice as dark orange. Kinda creepy.
Did some investigation, turns out it is an atmospheric
condition caused by Canadian boreal forest fires.
Don't imagine it is safe for asthmatics or those suffering from COPD ?
We had another episode a few years back where you could actually smell
smoke. Lasted a couple weeks. Hazy skies and dead air.
Guess the Mounties are all oveseas training.
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Hard to imagine what it is like up north
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they are about 400 miles away
skies are pretty hazy today with
no wind
Zionism is a social disease
Good morning, Cap'n!
Must head to court...both criminal and civil cases to deal with at the same time.
Nice pictures of a tragedy.
Have a great day and thanks for the OT, dear friend.
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Hazy smoky skies ...
create orange moons, sunsets, and sunrises...none of which are visible in our cloudy skies. We have had smoke from Canada drift down our way, but the upper air flow says different this time around.
Unusual August weather in Alabama. Didn't get out of the 60's Sunday. Barely hit 70 yesterday, and this AM it was 66F with a light drizzle. Sure has been a pleasant break from the heat. Of course we still have August to finish up and sometimes it can be quite hot in September.
Take care!
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