August 2nd, 2017 outside Seattle, WA
The smoke is blowing in from massive wildfires burning in central British Columbia. More than 800 fires have charred about 2,600 square miles across British Columbia since April 1 and 6,000 people are currently displaced by the flames. The prevailing winds in July had blown the smoke toward the east, but the current heat wave has switched the upper level winds to the north/northeast, carrying the smoke south into Washington. – Full Article at Komo News
Kyle Huber 