Weird Sky
© Shannon Fears / Seattlepi.comThe sun burns a strange, multi-hued glow through smoky skies Sunday afternoon as seen from Poulsbo.
Many around the Northwest noticed the sky looked a bit weird Sunday with the sunlight more of a brownish/orange akin to a sunset than midday sunshine.

It turns out, a decent plume of smoke from wildfires burning in inland British Columbia got caught up on the northerly flow and was pushed over Western Washington.

Go here to see an animation loop of the visible satellite over the area, taken between 10 a.m. and noon:

The smoke should subside by Monday morning.

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