Fires map?

[teela brown]

Smartie, where's that fires map you linked to a couple of years ago? I had it bookmarked at work, but I retired and lost the bookmark. I've been searching for it on our home computer, but all the ones I find are not the right ones.

We're going to be drive up the coastal route to Oregon in a month and I fear our overnight stay in Brookings is going to be a smokey one. That map is a handy reference.

[What Exit?]

You can try this one: https://fire.airnow.gov/

[Jaglavak]

Wow, Brookings looks like the smokiest spot on the west coast right now.

[C2H5OH]

Here's another:

https://firms.modaps.eosdis.nasa.gov...00.0,40.0,4.0z

[SmartAleq]

I found a very decent phone app to monitor fires and air quality, check the Play store or whatever Apple uses for the Watch Duty app.

[JackieLikesVariety]

Originally Posted by SmartAleq

I found a very decent phone app to monitor fires and air quality, check the Play store or whatever Apple uses for the Watch Duty app.

I tried to download this on my phone just now and it won't work for some reason

[JackieLikesVariety]

It's the same thing when I try to download the Fred Meyer app, my phone says it will be "downloaded soon" and then nothing happens

[teela brown]

Looking at weather, I see a decent chance of rain for the area in 7 to 10 days. Fingers crossed for the folks and trees in that region.