Not a cloud in the sky. All of that is coming from the Pinnacle Ridge fire to south and east, I’m guessing roughly 50ish miles away.
We were leaving on a day that promised temperatures around 115°. Truth be told I wouldn’t have minded staying for it, the previous highest temp I’ve experienced with a good walk around the block is 108° a couple years back. I am curious to see what 115° feels like. Of course, in the secure knowledge that I’ll be returning to my home at around 7,500’ elevation. Then I wonder about the people who can’t escape it, and the one’s who are forced to work in it. Heck I’m surprised I haven’t heard of massive computer problems considering the way mine heats up every time I use it outside.
Then I think about monsters like Steven ‘he’s a real, if dishonest, scientist’ Koonin, Liar for Hire - and his latest round of climate science deception - and my blood boils. The hell on Earth we are creating is a horror beyond imagining, which is why so so many do their best to ignore and deny it altogether. Unfortunately, that’s the attitude that’s going to guarantee worst case scenarios, rather than exercising rational options to turn down our GHG atmospheric insulation production.
