Ginx snewx

Nice life is good

Smoke um if ya got um, like a good firepit smell? or would you rather smell ozone in NYC area?

Lol

Mid 60s and near 70 in AQI areas https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=NWS&issuedby=OKX&product=RWR&format=CI&version=1&glossary=1&highlight=off

The small bastards seem to enjoy wet shaded areas. The monster horse flies leave a mark

You have in the last 3 days mentioned dog shit. Are you obsessed? Obviously you have no clue about dog care. Does it smell as bad as the shitty diapers or do you clean up and empty them constantly? Yea my yard is cleaned twice a day and bagged and trashed in a sealed garbage can.

Urban corridors are the worst in heat waves with higher humidity, gross smelling and definitely a health risk. I will take mixed 90/55 for days rather than stagnant 90/68 near a city, some differ.

Glad we dont live there. You would be educated about AQI if you could take the time to read. The alert is for Ozone not smoke, the laughs on you. Congrats to all those who get cracks on their gaskets on their gas powered toys. Damage!

Union and Stafford Ct all had lows in the 50s

From Mwn Well, the reason why the increase in water vapor (humidity) is so important because most of the haze we see, especially on the east coast, is because of the chemical reactions that occur in the air between pollutants like Sulphur Dioxide (SO2), which originates from the burning of fossil fuels, other industrial processes, volcanic eruptions, and dah dum… wildfires. SO2 bonds with the oxygen (O) and hydrogen (H) in the water vapor and air to create various sulphur oxides (SOx) and can even precipitate as Sulphuric Acid (H2S04), if in liquid form. If less water is present, then as a solid in the form of ammonium salts, which if mixed with water can create Sulphuric Acid. Either way, they both act to scatter the light because the molecules are big compared to air and in different light spectrum, can appear differently. Sometimes, the bonds are created by oxidation reactions in which the sun helps the process along, a process called photo-oxidation.

One thing for sure you are dead wrong that the air quality alert is for smoke, learn somethings

Yea I was talking about the conditions in our area that generally cause aq alerts. Of course you can get them with totally stagnant air but more likely in high dew situations. Different animal than LA and wood smoke out west. Look at last July and August and October, pick out the HHH days

Crushing the pool today, 80 here after a low of 59, poor folks who only dropped to 69

Name me one time in the summer with low dew air . Its part of the issue not a whole. You need stagnant air, sunlight, water vapor.

Congrats NYC Ct industrial shore areas on the smog, never happens with low dew air in the summer but always happens with high dews.

Do you read or just make stuff up on the go. The alert is for ozone

Yea in the summer air quality alerts usually happen with higher humidity like the shore has.

Last time we had air quality alert with low dews?

Ozone is not smoke

This is what dews dew for ya, yea no thanks Northern Fairfield-Southern Fairfield-Southern New Haven- Southern Middlesex-Southern New London- 418 PM EDT Tue Jul 9 2019 ...AIR QUALITY ALERT IN EFFECT FROM 11 AM WEDNESDAY UNTIL 11 PM WEDNESDAY... The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental protection has issued an air quality action day for the following counties: Fairfield, Southern New Haven, Southern Middlesex, and Southern New London. An air quality action day means that ozone within the region may approach or exceed unhealthy standards. For additional information, please visit the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection web site at http://www.ct.gov/deep/AQI

Have to see today how far south 850 500 get stacked.

Damn

Bets on landfall mslp and LF area? Further south evolution could mean lookout Texas for a stronger Hurricane

I like the later first light fishing though, but generally most dont notice like we do. Most of my dogs are first light wakers so the 500 am wake up barks are a little later unless its raining then they will sleep all day. We are up at 530 anyways year round

Yea that happens too, but generally if you hit a horde walking if you get in the sun they disperse. We had a tremendous problem in our outside exhibits last year, brutal and no way to diminish them. Our pest control guy gave up lol