Smoke from the Sand Canyon fire is rising at the far left, about 20 miles to our northeast. The smoke plume has today blown more to the south than to the east and it covers much of the Los Angeles Basin and beach areas. Once it hits the onshore breeze, it’s scattering back along the coast to the north and west.
Here you can see the brown & orange cloud stretching all the way around to our west. So far the fire has covered over 20,000 acres and is only 20% contained.
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Just been reading about this in the British press. Looks and sounds awful!
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From 20 miles away the scope of it is amazing
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Sounds dreadful, but your picture is awesome.
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Thanks! Some of the pictures on social media from the beach yesterday afternoon were positively apocalyptic
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