Do you smell smoke, too?
Although I may be older and wiser now, I still can't determine why I smell forest fire smoke this morning. Truth is, we smelled it last night as a small thunderstorm moved in, but it's still here this morning. And there are no online news sources about any kind of forest fires locally or in northern wisconsin or Minnesota.
Anyone care to enlighten me?
Anyone care to enlighten me?
posted by Skim @ 10:13 AM
2 Comments:
At 10:22 AM,
Anonymous said…
I'll hazard a guess. The wildfires out west have probably put a fair amount of smoke in the upper atmosphere. In thunderstorms, high altitude air rushes down (that's why they're windy). Could be you got a downdraft of smoke.
Jim
At 12:42 PM,
Anonymous said…
I guess jim is right
even i was having the same trouble, i tell u this smoke is really annoying.I got my self an ozone generator from Jenesco to counter the smell and i guess it works well, what do you use to get rid of the smell.
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