Deweydog

Plants crave Brawndo.

I think it got put on Level 1 and the click baiters ran with it. They’ve had a good couple days on that fire and it would take a top tier offshore flow event to put the lodge in danger.

Stickage!

You left out the most intere$ting part.

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And this gave me a vivid flashback of about the same time at the B&B Restaurant in Chinook (Bev and Bud, but everyone called in the burp and barf). My mom would take us for hot chocolate (there’s home video of a snow day I’m pretty sure was in January 1982 of this taking place) and two of my aunts who chain smoked were always there. I specifically remember them not even turning their heads, just doing the little side blow lip maneuver. Happier, healthier times.

Just saw a guy picking his nose in his car while at a traffic light. Not sure if it was smoke related.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoke_inhalation

Too bad he couldn’t finish the job right 16 years ago… https://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/news/mesa-father-tells-son-to-do-dishes-he-didnt-want-to-so-he-shot-his-father-6646553/

It’s when you’re alone and trying to pass a kidney stone the size of a golf ball with hazy skies and high dew points.

I just did. No follow up.

Came across one pic of what looked like the entire side of an apartment building that got coated in Pepto. It’s coming.

I’m sure some of the folks in Spokane would disagree with this. That was a really well mixed clipper last weekend with a very broad area of strong gradients. There’s nothing like that coming up in the foreseeable future.

They should make decent progress in the next few days on a lot of them.

Looks like a pretty standard warm onshore flow pattern with breezy afternoons in the lee side areas, windy in The Dalles, Ellensburg, etc. Not ideal if you have existing fires but pretty typical midsummer weather.

Mom and dad were a little confused and frightened at first but they enjoyed your visit.

This is pretty much what happened after a hell week back in 2001. The smoke created some pretty intense inversions which led to some primo conditions for crews to get a handle on things. In Okanogan County there were a couple days where it was around 105 with full sun Omak north while south county was in the mid 70’s socked in.

Incoming!

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I remember in Okanogan County during the baddy that was fire season 2001 they really started making headway during what was essentially the hottest stretch of that pretty moderate summer.

Same here. We had the HVAC debacle of November 2008 which helped conjure both 12/08 and 7/09.