[knarf]

I was born and reared in Bawstin,, Taxachusetts and left at the age of 27 for beautiful, down home Wet Virginia until I left THERE for SW Pennsyltucky, so I've been in the north east quadrant for almost a century.

I'm now 75 and I have never seen nor heard of multiple wild fires in Canada flowing northeast and causing as much havoc as Covid 19.

Why has no one proposed the theory that invaders from the north never crossed over, but brought air travel to a halt just by being firebugs?

[vpintheak]

I’m pretty sure that the jet stream has moved/is moving. Wind patterns and weather patterns have been changing slightly.
It is also not outside of the realm of possibility that the wind would blow down that way.

[Georgia Girl 2]

All the wild fires started at the same time. Can you say energy directed weapons? 😏

[minnesota_bound]

It is all the maple syrup trees a burnin that s causing all that smoke..... Canadians are worried there will not be enough maple syrup to see them thru the winter.

[rlmorel]

I remembered your thread, and am in Southern Vermont today, and this is what it looks like:

This is abnormal. The only time it really even approaches this appearance is fog or mist, and this isn't that.

[HereInTheHeartland]

How about that liberals have created such incredibly poor forest management policies that forest fuel has just been building over the decades.

[central_va]

Another distration to keep the Biden Inc bribery scandals off of page 1.

[nutmeg]

I've lived in the northeast my entire life... I've never seen anything like this either. It was incredibly smoky yesterday in NW Connecticut.

This Canadian wildfire smoke traveling down to the US has been going on for about a month at least, I believe...