Canada Wildfires Causing "very unhealthy" air quality all over the NE- 23 days later??

could be a pre takedown or invasion event.

479 near belvedere pa.that's india and china level.

We need rain. And lots if it.

Don’t know if this is true, they are saying the
Native people start a lot of them.

They want ‘their” land back.

The native people do not own my land.
I bought and paid for it.

In fact they have been paid over and
over again. Welfare, no taxes etc.

I don’t think the world would last
very long if white people were killed off.

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So scrolling down to "AQI mechanics" in the link above it tells you about how the concentration of pollutants in the air is associated with a certain air quality index. So after determining this, I did a scholar search on some of the highest PM2.5/ AQI indices from around Cali JUST using the pollutant as a result of wildfires, NOT other forms of it. That paper is below.


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What I found was surpising and worrisome. Scroll down to figure 6. It will show you the "maximum wildfire-specific" PM2.5 concentrations, which would result in a high AQI. It DOES NOT CREEP OVER 400, except for one small spot near the border of Cali and Nevada shown in black, near Carson City I believe. The time interval this paper uses is from "2006-2020." Half of NY was over 400 just in the last 8 hours!

Something aint right here folks. Also, many papers stating that Wildfire PM2.5 is significantly more dangerous than typical PM2.5 and can induce very sudden mortality to those affected, especially in people who have not been "partially" exposed to such pollutants. Meaning people are much more sensitive in places like upstate NY where the air is cleaner than most places to this kind of danger without previously being "warmed up" to it.

Stay Tuned

I live just outside of Brockville Ontario, I just found 3 of my hens dead. The remaining 8 arent looking too good. Our cattle look fatigued and several are drooling excessively.

Readings just hit 506 south of Stroudsburg, PA on the Delaware River.

Incredible.

The sky has lightened slightly here in NNJ, just after noon it was a deep orange and the air was almost unbreathable.

yep it's feels like I am around smokers again. I remember when I was young being stuck in car full of them all puffing away on their cigarettes. This was back in the day when no one gave a thought to second hand smoke. I ended up with a scratchy throat after the car ride. It was like I had smoked cigarettes myself.

Now that is alarming !

Unreal

Plagues in the Bible, 1/3rd of earth will die. Wonder if it is starting :(

this is an attack. They manipulated the jet stream first, then set off the fires.

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Live feed of NYC. JUST WOW

You are most welcome. Hope you are awesome also?

Unbelievable that it’s that bad, but from those cams...wow indeed.

Here in macungie PA, it is really bad right now with the smoke. The lights are coming on outside. It looks like 8:30 at night and it's 1 pm. Cannot see the sun, the sky or the hills. Visibility is down to 1.5 miles . Normal is 10 miles. The air is yellow/ brown and choking with a campfire smell outside. I lived in LA and it was never this bad for this long of time. I have had just the fan on inside house because the temps will not rise above 75 degrees and the lows are too cool to run the AC only since yesterday afternoon when the smoke first happened. The air is being filtered by the ac fan People are getting sick and 911 is getting swamped with calls about the smoke/fire. We are under a red air quality alert, no one should even go outside, outside activities are being canceled including baseball games. Furthermore, we are also a red flag warning for no burning, a drought watch/warning and we have had no rain in over six weeks,

From the cams it looks like it’s getting really bad now in NYC.

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Try this one

It’s now at 436 ppm at Parsippany, northern NJ, and 45 miles to the west, just south of Stroudsburg, eastern PA, it’s at a whopping 519 ppm.

This has all the makings of a disaster. The hospitals are going to get hammered tomorrow, once the delayed effects of this take hold. The <2.5um particles in the smoke can leave the lungs and go into the bloodstream, causing the blood to thicken. This can lead to heart attacks and strokes, which may not present for a day or so after exposure.

I can’t believe no body is talking about how weird it is that all these Canadian wild fires all started at the exact same time according to this satellite imagery and all happened one day after Canada sent it war ship through the Taiwan straight.

It’s fairly obvious China had their agents burn Canada in response

Hey neighbor. Yellow sky, tons of smoke and a weird smell up here in the Adirondacks.

Could very well be. Those fires were ignited simultaneously, that’s for certain; highly unnatural.

What if there is more sinister content in this odd smelling smoke ?

Excellent real-time satellite view, animated and in color, of the Northeast. The smoke plume is easily visible:

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Lol, it ain't Canac*cks, It's the future Republic of Alberta

Doubtful that’s the case; given the area and scope of the smoke plume, the dilution of any applied toxic substance would be far too great to have much, if any effect.

What are the symptoms of inhaling volcanic ash?

It’s enhanced turbo max Chem trails under the guise of wildfires

My eyes are watering a bit INSIDE my apartment in Brooklyn, NY. No windows open. Something is definitely up. Unprecedented.