Pacific Northwest Wildfires

Pacific Northwest Wildfires

Wildfires began in the Pacific Northwest in early August, beginning a stretch of smoky, hazy skies. The smoke has brought persistent, poor air quality from southern Oregon to Vancouver.

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Contributions by: Dakota Smith

Satellite imagery of this event:

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Smoke Brings Terrible Air Quality to Pacific Northwest

Description:

Persistent smoke across the Pacific Northwest brings some of the worst air quality in the world.


Satellite: GOES-18

Product: GeoColor

Smoke Persists Across Pacific Northwest

Description:

Smoke persists across the Pacific Northwest and wildfires ramp up during the evening.


Satellite: GOES-18

Product: GeoColor

Fog Fades as Smoke Remains in the Pacific Northwest

Description:

Valley fog fades as smoke persists along the Pacific Northwest coast.


Satellite: GOES-18

Product: GeoColor

Pacific Northwest Fires Fill the Skies with Smoke

Description:

Wildfire activity ramps up across the Pacific Northwest as a heatwave hits the region.


Satellite: GOES-18

Product: Fire Temperature GeoColor

Smoke Trapped in Pacific Northwest

Description:

Smoke trapped across the Pacific Northwest.


Satellite: GOES-18

Product: GeoColor

- October 17, 2022

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