California Wildfire Smoke Reaches Indiana. What Does This Mean?

Smoke from the California wildfires has made the trip across the United States and has reached the Ohio Valley, including much of Indiana, says the National Weather Service Indianapolis office.

Smoke from wildfires is moving across the area, high in the atmosphere. This can create more colorful sunsets for #inwx. pic.twitter.com/CNz5WXaR4r

— NWS Indianapolis (@NWSIndianapolis) September 10, 2020

The smoke is not at ground level and shouldn't affect anyone in regards to air quality or allergies. In fact, the only thing the smoke should effect is...sunsets. Likely sunsets across the state will be much "prettier" and photogenic through the next few days before the smoke vanishes.

Currently, millions of acres are threatened by this wildfire. Something California residents are use to seeing every year.