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    Heavy smoke preventing the forecast heat.

    Sun is having issues cutting through the smog this morning. Not going to be near so hot as they forecast. Which should be a good thing, no?

    Never seen it so thick as this morning.

    #2
    Here too..... it's chilly 15 degrees crops loving it.... cooler and elevated levels of co2

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      #3
      What do you think has been pushing up canola! It's not just a little drought in AB.
      Look out if they get whip-sawed and it suddenly turns ugly hot, say 38-42, that late seeded, or moisture stressed, shallow rooted crop will really take it hard.

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        #4
        Gross smoke..Visibility is less than 1/4 mile..Wonder why we get a North wind every time there is forest fire issues?

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          #5
          not sure how my post above ended up in this thread???

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            #6
            Wonder why there is always a north wind when there is forest fire issues?

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              #7
              Forecast high here of about 32, got to about 29. Now 25 at 3:30.

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                #8
                Cooled off in Penticton too. We woke up to a bit of rain. Very refreshing after sweltering heat yesterday. Doesn't break my heart to get smoke particles in the air for water to cling to. Go smoke -make rain!

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                  #9
                  Wonder if the old settlers had panic Attacks that a prairie fire was coming at them. Those must have been terrifying

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                    #10
                    ....with no modern conveniences and telecommunications...

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                      #11
                      We hit 23 today. Interesting amount of ash on the hoods of vehicles in the yard.

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                        #12
                        Seeing raindrops on my truck in the smoke, love the smoke sry northern sask

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                          #13
                          If I was an old timer i would probably bang the horses up to the three shank furrow plow and flip a couple rounds of sod round the ole sod homestead. But im more a young timer what u ole timers think?

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                            #14
                            I dunno what they would have done here in the woodlands. I imagine though that the many lakes and creeks slowed the advance of most fires if there ever were any.

                            And a lot was left fallow as well those days too???

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                              #15
                              Biglentil, you whippersnapper, sod houses don't burn that easy. Maybe the roof but the walls are kinda fire proof.

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