Australian Fires

[OzKiwiJJ]

Yes, it's really bad this morning. Yesterday was fairly clear - at least where we live. Tomorrow could also be smoky but it's supposed to clear after that. The big fires are still burning right up the coast but Sydney is only copping the smoke when the winds are in the wrong direction. Some of the coastal towns have been blanketed in smoke for a couple of weeks or more. 

[Kiwi Kruzer]

I see what you mean 

The Quay West cam at  9am this morning..

 

[OzKiwiJJ]

The smoke haze has lifted a bit now as the wind has increased. It's still bad though. Definitely a day to stay indoors, although explaining that to my cat is almost impossible.

[GUT2407]

Smoke is really bad here.

 

Smoke=Sneeze

Sneeze= pressure on Artery in neck

Pressure on artery = TIA.

TIA= falls

 

Sick of it.

Edited November 20, 2019 by GUT2407

[GUT2407]

At least I will be at sea in a few weeks, hopefully that will help.

[OzKiwiJJ]

3 hours ago, GUT2407 said:

Smoke is really bad here.

 

Smoke=Sneeze

Sneeze= pressure on Artery in neck

Pressure on artery = TIA.

TIA= falls

 

Sick of it.

Ouch! Take care, mate. {{{{{Hugs}}}}}

[GUT2407]

24 minutes ago, OzKiwiJJ said:

Ouch! Take care, mate. {{{{{Hugs}}}}}

Thanks, swallowing hay fever stuff by the handful, it’s reducing the sneezing, but o a day would still be too much, and the poor old brain is mushier than normal which I wasn’t sure was possible.

[OzKiwiJJ]

57 minutes ago, GUT2407 said:

Thanks, swallowing hay fever stuff by the handful, it’s reducing the sneezing, but o a day would still be too much, and the poor old brain is mushier than normal which I wasn’t sure was possible.

Would it be worth seeing if you could get an anti-pollution face mask? 

[possum52]

10 hours ago, GUT2407 said:

Smoke is really bad here.

 

Smoke=Sneeze

Sneeze= pressure on Artery in neck

Pressure on artery = TIA.

TIA= falls

 

Sick of it.

That's no good Mr GUT. Hope the smoke goes soon for you. We had a quick dust storm this afternoon, my just cleaned red car is now brown! The dust combined with the extreme pollen count is not ideal for those with asthma and hayfever.

 

Leigh