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electric_blue68

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5. Awww... : ( .....

Reply to Ocelot II (Reply #2)

Mon Jun 2, 2025, 07:26 PM

Jun 2

While it wasn't AB related onetime in the very late 80's, very early 90's we in the NYC area had hazy skies for a couple of days from fires blowing smoke up from ?Tennessee, or Kentucky.

We had a faint smoky smell, but yours might be worse?

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Did anyone catch the Aurora Borealis last night? Supposed to be tonight, too. [View all] electric_blue68 Jun 2 OP

Too much light pollution where I live EYESORE 9001 Jun 2 #1

Good luck! I'm going to ask someone who's got a intra building on line group to see if someone's facing in the right.... electric_blue68 Jun 2 #6

Too much smoke from the fires in Canada. Ocelot II Jun 2 #2

Awww... : ( ..... electric_blue68 Jun 2 #5

nothing seen in sonora ca. sorry AllaN01Bear Jun 2 #3

Take a look again tonight. One more current chance electric_blue68 Jun 2 #7

No Southern WI Maninacan Jun 2 #4

Good luck! electric_blue68 Jun 2 #8

Nope. The smoke from the Canadian wildfires made everything milky. catbyte Jun 3 #9

No fun in general. electric_blue68 Jun 3 #11

This message was self-deleted by its author wyn borkins Jun 3 #10

Nothing from the building's people who could have seen something. Oh, well. electric_blue68 Jun 3 #12

This message was self-deleted by its author wyn borkins Jun 3 #13