Wildfires occurring in the western United States are impacting the color of the skies even from thousands of miles away.People from all across the United States have gathered on different social media platforms during this week to note and compare the strange colors in both the daytime and night skies, with the sun and moon turning into a brilliant, blood-red and skies greyed along with haze. While the sky can appear in different colors for a number of reasons, the present redness in the sky is caused by the constant Bootleg wildfire in Oregon.
Even as far away as New York City, thousands of miles from Oregon, the thick smoke from this thrilling wildfire, which began on July 6, 2021, and has already burned 364,000 acres, as reported by the BBC, is clouding up the skies.Amateur astronomer and Astrophotographer Bill Funcheon captured a high-definition photo of the red moon over the skyline in New Jersey on July 20, 2021.
Significant Wildfires are burning all across the counties of Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and California, with Oregon’s Bootleg fire the most enormous and the state’s third-largest wildfire is on the records dated as back in the year 1900.
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