Dr. Naomi Wolf is asking questions
This yellow fog is SF is shocking and CLEARLY not ‘wildfires’. @DKeithClimate has ScopEx gone terribly wrong? SRM advocates love ash, Mt Pinatubo...@harvard is this your SRM experiment gone awry?
Wildfires
making the fog in San Francisco yellow are visible from space
1
July, 2018
A
peculiar yellow-tinged fog is all over skies and social media feeds
across the San Francisco Bay Area, thanks to wildfires raging in
not-so-nearby Northern California counties.
In
this imagery from the GOES-16 weather satellite, you can clearly see
the column of smoke make its way to San Francisco Bay and then the
Pacific Ocean, mixing with the cloud cover and fog:
The
Bay Area’s anthropomorphized Karl the Fog can’t claim solo credit
for this mashup: The wildfires in Lake and Yolo counties are filling
the skies with plumes of ash and smoke
Amber sky at dawn? There's a low cloud-layer/light fog in the air that's casting a very eerie light over San Francisco at the moment. Perhaps we're getting the smoke from a wildfire? Dust from Sahara?#TentOnTheRoof'InExile
The
fires, totaling 36,000 acres (about 56 sq miles, or 145 sq km), cover
an area a bit larger than the city limits of San Francisco itself.
While the Lake County fires are at 73%
containment,
the fires near Guinda in Yolo County are relatively new. Overnight
they more
than doubled in size to 22,000 acres.
Despite burning more than 72 miles (115.8 km) away, smoke from the
blazes has made them feel ever present in the Bay Area
With
dry conditions and high temperatures, California’s wildfire season
is in full swing. Last week, governor Jerry Brown declared a state
of emergency for
Lake County
'Like
a scene from the apocalypse': Bay Area residents wake up to wildfire
ash, smoke
Bay
Area residents woke up to streets blanketed with ash and a surreal
sky right out of an Instagram filter.
Smoke
from several Northern California fires drifted into the Bay Area over
the weekend and cast an burnt orange hue across San Francisco, the
East Bay and farther north.
Ash
blanketed cars and the streets like snowfall, a harrowing deja vu to
the hazy pink skies and masses of masks after strong winds carried
smoke from October's deadly wildfires into the Bay Area. Some said
the thick, blazing yellow sky looked eerie, like a scene out of a
dystopian film.
"The
amber sky from the Yolo County fire feels like someone turned on iOS
Night Shift in the Bay Area," Jon Park, a San Francisco resident
wrote on Twitter.
Naomi
Wolf talks about the Scopex program and geoengineering
Good to hear from her on this topic
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