DENVER (CBS4) – If you’re a regular user of Twitter and follow the Colorado Weather hashtag then you probably noticed how many people were tweeting the same thoughts on Tuesday. One tweeter even wrote “insert angelic harmony here” on their tweet.
(Insert angelic harmony here)#COwx #Denver #RockyMountains pic.twitter.com/OwXzb4QqML
— Bodie “Familia” Zatfah: Mountain Surfer (@tommythefamily) August 24, 2021
The excitement was over the clear view of the Front Range mountains, which has been obscured by poor air quality for weeks. The bad air of late is due to a tremendous amount of smoke in the atmosphere from western wildfires combined with low-level pollution.
So nice to see the mountains in all their glory again! #COwx pic.twitter.com/IMriI9du2p
— David Nancy (@DrownBikeRun) August 24, 2021
Problems with summertime visibility and air quality feel like the new normal in Colorado, especially along the busy Interstate 25 urban corridor between Colorado Springs, Denver and Fort Collins. Although air quality records for Denver and the Front Range only date back to 2011, the region has recorded more air quality alerts for ozone this year than ever before.
Holy moly, What an absolute monster day we have on hand!! Time for a little 12 mile out and back hike. Bringing the tree hammock for maximized relaxation. #frisco #friscoCO #cowx #nosmoke 🙏🏼 pic.twitter.com/DcwREDF2Dw
— Greg Travers (@Gregt041) August 24, 2021
Finally some decent flying #cowx.. the trifecta of not being crazy hot, bumpy, or smoky
(somewhere over Longmont) pic.twitter.com/lLCYKZ4bif— Mike Green (@nekbet) August 24, 2021
The current jet stream pattern is keeping the thick wildfire smoke locked up in areas northwest of Colorado. Air quality alerts for dangerous levels of smoke were in effect on Tuesday for parts of eastern Idaho, western Wyoming and southern Oregon.
A cold front is expected to move into Colorado by Thursday with a flow of wind behind it from the north and northwest. That could increase the levels of smoke so enjoy the views while we have them just in case it gets bad again.
Who else forgot the sky should actually be this blue?? 😲 #COwx #Boulder #Smoke pic.twitter.com/GDqRSSkCHs
— BoulderCAST Weather (@BoulderCAST) August 24, 2021
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