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RT @NWS_BaltWash: Satellite images this morning show #smoke aloft moving over much of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. This smoke is obscuring the sun, and will keep temperatures a few degrees cooler today than what would be observed if the smoke was not present. https://t.co/6J6h6FM3Ps

Posted on September 15, 2020 By Mid Atlantic Weather No Comments on RT @NWS_BaltWash: Satellite images this morning show #smoke aloft moving over much of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. This smoke is obscuring the sun, and will keep temperatures a few degrees cooler today than what would be observed if the smoke was not present. https://t.co/6J6h6FM3Ps

Satellite images this morning show #smoke aloft moving over much of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. This smoke is obscuring the sun, and will keep temperatures a few degrees cooler today than what would be observed if the smoke was not present. https://t.co/6J6h6FM3Ps

— NWS Baltimore-Washington (@NWS_BaltWash) September 15, 2020



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Previous Post: RT @NWSWakefieldVA: Notice that hazy, milky sky this morning? That is a result of smoke (well above our heads) from wildfires across the Western US. Notice that the smoke originates across the west and then gets pulled to the east due to the jet stream aloft. The haziness may increase later today. https://t.co/wBOQHfpcmM
Next Post: RT @NWS_BaltWash: Smoke from the western U.S. wildfires is being carried by the jet stream across the Mid-Atlantic, causing a “hazy” sky. A cross-section of the air above us shows the concentration of smoke between 15-25 thousand feet, which is why we largely can’t smell the smoke at the surface. https://t.co/3sJnJG5o99

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