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Hotsoup13 wrote:
Ah darn, thanks the heads up! We've been getting tons of smoke in Colorado this summer and I didn't realize the smoke was going so far north.
We usually get more smoke than Colorado, as it can come from anywhere between BC and California.
One good way to check is to go to the National Weather service forecast page. Down near the bottom are links to various radar images.
For example - here is Missoula:
https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=46.8728&lon=-113.9962#.YSrGbdNKjFo
down below the forecast is a little visible radar image. Click on that and you will get many options to choose from. The first one, "Geocolor" is the visible and you can then select the animation loop. That will show you really clearly where the smoke is and where it's going. If you play around with other locations, e.g., Old Faithful, you'll get a different, more easterly view of what's going on.
I hope that helps!
Doug
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