Red air quality, are you limiting activity?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just went out for a short walk in my Montgomery county neighborhood that usually has a ton of people outside around now. I didn’t see a single other person and it was kind of spooky. But I did get a nice picture of the sun.

Not really healthy to stay outside for longer periods of time today unless you are required to. Tomorrow is also going to be a Code Red day as well.

Welcome to the beginning of climate change!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've been outside most of the morning.

It's really not that bad.

This is the wussification of America. Everyone is always looking for a reason for things to be difficult.

LOL "Be tough! Damage your lungs for no good reason!"

You guys are nuts. Nobody is getting damaged lungs from outdoor recess this week.

You all need to get treatment for your anxiety and hypochondria.

People are literally DYING from this. Do you understand that? HUNDREDS of people have died this week in the eastern US and poor air quality maybe have been a contributing factor. The air has literally NEVER been dirtier and more dangerous to breathe than it is right now.

You really do t get it, do you? If this keeps up we might all die soon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've been outside most of the morning.

It's really not that bad.

This is the wussification of America. Everyone is always looking for a reason for things to be difficult.

LOL "Be tough! Damage your lungs for no good reason!"

You guys are nuts. Nobody is getting damaged lungs from outdoor recess this week.

You all need to get treatment for your anxiety and hypochondria.

People are literally DYING from this. Do you understand that? HUNDREDS of people have died this week in the eastern US and poor air quality maybe have been a contributing factor. The air has literally NEVER been dirtier and more dangerous to breathe than it is right now.

You really do t get it, do you? If this keeps up we might all die soon.

Yep. Just pack it in now and quietly wait for death.

[Anonymous]

I’ll be running outside tomorrow

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wondering why the sky is orange? I know...

Ok, that's pretty funny.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’ll be running outside tomorrow

Really? I’m not easily spooked but my chest is tight and I’ve had to take medication. I’m drinking tea and staying indoors for a few days. Running will be there when the air quality goes up

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’ll be running outside tomorrow

Beast

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've been outside most of the morning.

It's really not that bad.

This is the wussification of America. Everyone is always looking for a reason for things to be difficult.

LOL "Be tough! Damage your lungs for no good reason!"

You guys are nuts. Nobody is getting damaged lungs from outdoor recess this week.

You all need to get treatment for your anxiety and hypochondria.

People are literally DYING from this. Do you understand that? HUNDREDS of people have died this week in the eastern US and poor air quality maybe have been a contributing factor. The air has literally NEVER been dirtier and more dangerous to breathe than it is right now.

You really do t get it, do you? If this keeps up we might all die soon.

Yep. Just pack it in now and quietly wait for death.

This is basically what I’ve resigned myself to now. I haven’t left home since Sunday and have no plans to as long as this lasts. I suspect many more people will be doing the same in the days ahead.

I finally get to say “I told you so” when people laughed when we tried to tell them in 2017 that the earth being uninhabitable within 10 more years.

Joke’s on me, I guess - it only took 6 years, not 10.

[Anonymous]

I ran six miles this morning and plan to run five tomorrow. Yes, outside.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've been outside most of the morning.

It's really not that bad.

This is the wussification of America. Everyone is always looking for a reason for things to be difficult.

LOL "Be tough! Damage your lungs for no good reason!"

You guys are nuts. Nobody is getting damaged lungs from outdoor recess this week.

You all need to get treatment for your anxiety and hypochondria.

People are literally DYING from this. Do you understand that? HUNDREDS of people have died this week in the eastern US and poor air quality maybe have been a contributing factor. The air has literally NEVER been dirtier and more dangerous to breathe than it is right now.

You really do t get it, do you? If this keeps up we might all die soon.

Yep. Just pack it in now and quietly wait for death.

This is basically what I’ve resigned myself to now. I haven’t left home since Sunday and have no plans to as long as this lasts. I suspect many more people will be doing the same in the days ahead.

I finally get to say “I told you so” when people laughed when we tried to tell them in 2017 that the earth being uninhabitable within 10 more years.

Joke’s on me, I guess - it only took 6 years, not 10.

[Anonymous]

Today reminded me of the early days of covid. The streets were empty, no one was out (except me) and it was glorious!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Today reminded me of the early days of covid. The streets were empty, no one was out (except me) and it was glorious!

Same. I like it when people stay home.

[Anonymous]

The United Nations warned last year that the number of extreme wildfires will jump 14% by 2030 and 30% by 2050. We could be fighting this all summer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Today reminded me of the early days of covid. The streets were empty, no one was out (except me) and it was glorious!

Same. I like it when people stay home.

I am having Covid flashbacks which is not very enjoyable for me. I felt like a prisoner then and I do now too. Especially with a small baby at home with whom I like to go on long walks.

[Anonymous]