I'm in Alabama (Gardendale), too, and this morning it looked like there was a fire in our neighborhood, instead of the smoke blowing in from another state- it was horrible and thick and coming in in waves from the east when I went out to get the paper! I try to stay in on days like this (here lately especially), but today was errand day, sign up for water aerobics at the local college day, and it's our 15th wedding anniversary, so I blew that strategy today, and I am so gunked up tonight- oh well<img src="">- I will be staying in as much as possible (like all day tomorrow). My daughter (no cf) is getting a little aggravated that she can't go out on the deck and play with the new sand in her sandbox, though...<img src="">. I can't imagine living near those fires!<img src="">
Our local weather stations have been having info about how long it's expected to last, and what times of the day it's the worse (cleared up a bit this afternoon, and that's when I went to do groceries and register for class). Check the internet sites like abc3340 and nbc 13 and they should have some info. 3340 usually has a blog about it...
Our local weather stations have been having info about how long it's expected to last, and what times of the day it's the worse (cleared up a bit this afternoon, and that's when I went to do groceries and register for class). Check the internet sites like abc3340 and nbc 13 and they should have some info. 3340 usually has a blog about it...