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Our fall ‘allergy’ season has seemed worse than usual, for family, friends, and neighbors. Lots of odd cloud formations and chem trailing in our area, with rarely a day of crisp blue fall skies as I remember from my yute.

Any one else noticing lots of sinus and drainage funk along with chem trailing in their skies?

[GYPSY286]

Not so much sinus issues but for the past three days my eyes have been over-the-top itchy. I’ve never experienced anything like this before.

[Snowybear]

We don’t have chem trails here in New England that I’ve ever seen. Between the ages of 5 and 12 I had allergy shots, one in each arm for 7 years. I was allergic to almost everything. The only thing it didn’t totally cure was my ragweed allergy but it won’t give me an asthma attack anymore. I haven’t had one since I was 10. Thank you United States Air Force.

This Fall it was bad. My sinuses got messed up a few times, worse than most years.

-SB

[EasySt]

"Any one else noticing lots of sinus and drainage funk along with chem trailing in their skies?"

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Having been subjected more than once to life threatening levels of smoke in Reno from fires in California (My National Guard Blackhawk crew buddies were SO happy when that arsonist CA Professor was caught!) I have several 800+ CADR negative ion generating HEPA 13 plus Carbon air filters keeping all the particulates under control inside our place.

I think they are very much helping Dad stay asthma free up here 4400+ feet above sea level in Reno.

I rinsed the dust off of the solar panels only last week, but checking them this afternoon......

... and now that you mention it, I had to drive to Tahoe and back today, and yup, my sinuses are all stuffy.

Did the same under clear skies yesterday, minus any sinus issues.

As for outlawed fireplaces and wood stoves (#2254), our now unused chimney to the wood stove that had to be removed from the property (or face a $10K fine if we bought the house with it still installed should it be discovered later...), can be seen above our dusty (again) solar panels here..

~Easy