I live in New Mexico. Several hundred miles from the nearest fires.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

Today the sky was full of smoke, the sun orange, not yellow. I was sneezing a bit more than usual.

I cannot imagine what it is like to be a whole lot closer.

Love to all who are dealing more directly with the fires.

[joetheman]

1. Wonder how Delta behaves in heavy smoke filled atmosphere???

[Hugin]

4. Interesting quandary.

I've heard the 'rona doesn't travel as far in humid weather.

It's probably the same for smoke.

Still, I'd rather not wonder at all.

[Demovictory9]

2. living in california, I know what that's like. stay safe

[Hekate]

3. Check your regional Air Quality Index. You may want to wear a mask outdoors, & keep your windows...

…closed.

[Haggard Celine]

5. I like New Mexico. Wouldn't mind living there myself.

Hope they get the fire put out soon!

[William Seger]

6. A huge plume of smoke blew westward over the last few days

It's been like a yellow fog in Colorado Springs, too. It's going to be like that, off and on, until they get the fires under control.

[left-of-center2012]

7. I am in Albuquerque

The skies have been clouded with smoke. Yet the fire is about 900 miles away in Northern California.

In the past we have also been affected by smoke from fires in Colorado and Arizona plus we always have our own fires to deal with.

[John Ludi]

8. We had haze from the fires

way over here in Wisconsin about a week ago.

[2naSalit]

9. Montana has been smoked out since around 7/4...

We finally got out of the heat dome a few days ago and have been getting rain but it doesn't get rid of the smoke. I've spent most of the summer, so far, indoors sheltering from heat and smoke. I wear a mask indoors in public already but don't always take it off when outside.

[ms liberty]

10. We've had smoke and haze here in NC, too. n/t