Worse now. Sun is still fully up. (The tide is in, so I couldn't reach quite the same spot.)

@Liv_F Reminds me of the BC interior in 2017 and 2018 - the "new normal" as we called it. Take care out there

@TheEcoCritic My sister was work training in Kamloops during that. Yikes.

@Liv_F I know. It doesn’t smell as strongly of smoke as it did a few days ago but it still makes breathing difficult. I have a few friends that said they needed to stay home today because it was giving them problems. I can’t imagine how bad it must be closer to the fires!

@darby1fish It looks terrifying. My sister had that problem too. She's in a less heavy smoke zone, but the other day she was getting headaches so bad she was nauseous and vomiting, and the only thing that makes sense is the smoke.

@Liv_F Ooooh.... 😬😟

@Liv_F Yikes. Be safe.

@Liv_F Wow.

@Liv_F Not good.

@StephenPunwasi Fog is a different colour, and smells and tastes better. I'm going to sound like Brenda Vaccaro by the time I get back home -- and that's wearing a mask. And after a minute of use, I can see flecks of micro ash on my phone screen. 🙁

@Liv_F I'm half way up Vancouver Island and we are smoked in from the US fires.

@wildling7 Just on the very edge: Victoria.

@Liv_F Not good, be safe 🇨🇦

@Liv_F Crazy.

@Liv_F Just captured this image of the sun from my backyard, looking up towards the surrounding Gary oaks. It's 11 am Sat morning in #saanich @MountTolmie . I can taste the smoke. Can't imagine what it is like south of us in Washington State, Oregon, California. #Smoke #YYJ

@BCbamalam I hope you wore a mask! Breathing out there is challenging.

@Liv_F I hear you. This is what I woke up to today. #ClimateChange