Because of the unseasonably dry and warm weather our beautiful state continues to burn with another massive wildfire.  Even though this one is over 200 miles away the air pattern is blowing the smoke south over San Jose. This is an early morning picture Nov 9th with San Jose in the background and you can see the smoke like a blanket over everything.

Sidd

Nice view. Thanks for sharing. Have a safe flight always.

Lovely shot Sidd

A CW Posted at 11-9 09:27
Lovely shot Sidd

Thank you for checking it out.

Sidd

Sidd Finch Posted at 11-9 11:07
Thank you for checking it out.

Sidd

You're welcome mate

Beautiful image, however, I feel sadness seeing such destruction of the fire in the woods, people and wildlife losing their homes.

I hope everyone is well.

Hugs,

:/

Nice capture, we had fires this summer, a little closer, so strong in fact that you could not open the windows in the house, or stay out so long.  Hope they steer clear of you.  Does make for interesting haze in a photo all the same.  Hope those folks and creatures closer are safe.

On the other hand: Now you have  nice colours on sunrises!

Nicely done - thanks again for sharing!

Unfortunate situation,, however a lovely photo..

Nice shot! Also hoping for lots of rain to help putting out the fires..

Nice sunset

wimherman Posted at 11-10 00:46
Nice shot! Also hoping for lots of rain to help putting out the fires..

That would need to be really a lot of rain, methinks.
Monsoon rainfall over days, perhaps, could help.
But "just strong rain" could even be harmful:
Even more wet wood that burns!

Nice shot Sidd

Junior SBC Posted at 11-9 19:11
Beautiful image, however, I feel sadness seeing such destruction of the fire in the woods, people and wildlife losing their homes.

I hope everyone is well.

I 100% agree. This one just keeps getting bigger and bigger. If would could even just get some moisture in the air it would help. But no rain in the coming days.

Sidd

Northwood Posted at 11-9 19:42
Nice capture, we had fires this summer, a little closer, so strong in fact that you could not open the windows in the house, or stay out so long.  Hope they steer clear of you.  Does make for interesting haze in a photo all the same.  Hope those folks and creatures closer are safe.

Well said. I hope that people remain safe and the fire crews can get a handle on this quick.

Sidd

S-e-ven Posted at 11-9 20:13
On the other hand: Now you have  nice colours on sunrises!

Colors are very nice just super hard to breath to get the pictures...

Sidd

davidmartingraf Posted at 11-9 22:40
Nicely done - thanks again for sharing!

Thanks for checking it out.

Sidd

Flighty Posted at 11-9 23:40
Unfortunate situation,, however a lovely photo..

agreed & thank you

Sidd

wimherman Posted at 11-10 00:46
Nice shot! Also hoping for lots of rain to help putting out the fires..

Thank you and a big AMEN to that.

Sidd

S-e-ven Posted at 11-10 02:42
That would need to be really a lot of rain, methinks.
Monsoon rainfall over days, perhaps, could help.
But "just strong rain" could even be harmful:

Rain would really help or at least some moisture in the air. Too much rain and it might erode everything too.

Sidd