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Post by happy on Aug 3, 2017 12:36:54 GMT -4
so, in the province i live in, lightning storms and stuff sprouted over 100 wildfires throughout the summer, and right now some are dangerously close to me. basically, the smoke from the wildfires is congregating in my area due to the wind direction and stuff, and it's been building up so much over the past few days, it's starting to hinder vision and it's making the air unhealthy. eventually we might have to trap ourselves in our houses, making us stinking hot, and having to deal with water restrictions
why, wildfires
why
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Post by Pruz on Aug 3, 2017 19:46:28 GMT -4
I like in the US, and I've never seen a wildfire or a forest fire.
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Post by Bannanachair on Aug 3, 2017 19:56:58 GMT -4
What you're doing is a bad idea. My mother's family is from a part of Australia that regularly gets bushfires and the advice always given to me is that if you think your house is at risk of being attacked by the fire you should pack up and leave days in advance, or if it's last minute, just leave.
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Post by happy on Aug 3, 2017 20:52:51 GMT -4
I like in the US, and I've never seen a wildfire or a forest fire. The smoked-in part is what I meant. |
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Post by happy on Aug 3, 2017 20:57:28 GMT -4
What you're doing is a bad idea. My mother's family is from a part of Australia that regularly gets bushfires and the advice always given to me is that if you think your house is at risk of being attacked by the fire you should pack up and leave days in advance, or if it's last minute, just leave. Interestingly enough, the closest wildfire is almost in the nearest city to me -- I live in a small town a bay across from the city -- at a lake. It's of note, just not incredibly dangerous, and it's mostly contained. It's just all the smoke that's built up from wildfires coming to my area. But, who knows? Lighting could set off a fire right next to my hometown. Who knows? |
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Post by Bannanachair on Aug 3, 2017 21:05:37 GMT -4
What you're doing is a bad idea. My mother's family is from a part of Australia that regularly gets bushfires and the advice always given to me is that if you think your house is at risk of being attacked by the fire you should pack up and leave days in advance, or if it's last minute, just leave. Interestingly enough, the closest wildfire is almost in the nearest city to me -- I live in a small town a bay across from the city -- at a lake. It's of note, just not incredibly dangerous, and it's mostly contained. It's just all the smoke that's built up from wildfires coming to my area. But, who knows? Lighting could set off a fire right next to my hometown. Who knows? What you want is an escape plan. Do you have any relatives who might let you stay with them who live out of range of the fire? |
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Post by passion fruit on Aug 4, 2017 6:18:11 GMT -4
im in seattle, and the forest/bush fires over in canada have fucked up our air. but the sunset looks pretty cool now so i guess thats neat.
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Post by happy on Aug 4, 2017 11:59:10 GMT -4
im in seattle, and the forest/bush fires over in canada have fucked up our air. but the sunset looks pretty cool now so i guess thats neat. i'm sorry dude it's worse here |
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Post by happy on Aug 4, 2017 15:13:43 GMT -4
oh god it's getting kinda bad out here
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