CA is on fire

[DsineR]

Eerie sunset thru smoke, from yesterday 7pm - San Jose.
On top of all the destruction from the fires, we are also experiencing the worst air quality in the world.
Prayers to all whose life is at risk, and those that put their life in risk to protect.

 

[djernie]

Praying for everyone. Stay safe.

 

[Old Timer]

This picture was shared from a ham tower in Ca that lost power right after this was taken.
They have not been up the mountain to see how bad the damage is.

 

[Holbs]

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This picture was shared from a ham tower in Ca that lost power right after this was taken.
They have not been up the mountain to see how bad the damage is.

super spooky

 

[ctgoldwing]

stay safe!
In 2003 I took a motorcycle ride to Glacier National Park. Unfortunately when I got there it was on fire and Going to the Sun Road was closed. This is what the entrance (west side) looked like when I got there:



As I rode around the park I ran into the smoke, it was really choking. I'm sure nowhere near what they have in CA now.

 

[mat200]

China is flooding, and California burning....

sad to see this...

 

[Arjun]

And the whole world is drowning under a plethora of problems from COVID to corrupt politics

China is flooding, and California burning....

sad to see this...

 

[Old Timer]

Another pic from the towers in CA

 

[Old Timer]

The first picture, the tower was found on the ground, totally destroyed.

 

[Arjun]

Is it true that PG&E is to blame for the wildfires?

 

[DsineR]

Is it true that PG&E is to blame for the wildfires?

NO, Aug 15th lighting storms resulted in 100's of fires, over 1.4 million acres burned.

Welcome to Daily Wildfire Report

www.fire.ca.gov

 

[Oceanslider]

NO, Aug 15th lighting storms resulted in 100's of fires, over 1.4 million acres burned.

Welcome to Daily Wildfire Report

www.fire.ca.gov

Long before humans were here(in great numbers as we are today) to put them out, it was a natural cycle at times. Long before the theory of global warming carbon emissions.

I wonder what the Wholly Mammoth think of global warming