Smoke, Ash From An Alabama Fire
June 6, 2011
Residents across Escambia County woke up to the smell of smoke Monday morning from a wildfire near Seminole, Alabama.
TheĀ 200 acre fire was contained by firefighters but was not yet under control Monday. Winds pushed the smelly smoke eastward into Florida during the morning hours.
“For individuals with respiratory sensitivities, you may want to stay indoors with windows closed and air conditioning on to prevent breathing difficulties,” Sonya Daniel, Escambia public information manager, said Monday morning.
South Alabama is under burn restrictions. While there are no restrictions, other than the ordinary rules, in place in Florida, area residents are discouraged from outdoor burning.
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15 Responses to “Smoke, Ash From An Alabama Fire”
smoke really bad here in alabama, cities of loxley, robertsdale, heading towards foley. also heading along I10 moving south west
the smell of smoke is getting worse in milton it seems. Doing a number on allergy sufferers I’m sure!
A lot of smoke and a lot more ash falling in Cantonment. Seems to be getting worse.
I believe the smoke and ash is what has caused my sore throat and watery eyes for the past 3 days.
I remember fires in New Mexico and Arizona blowing smoke into CO when I lived there. Now it’s blowing into Milton and it sure is hard to breath.
I noticed the fire from the perdido river yesterday. whole leaves of ash falling from the sky today.
Im in Pace in santa rosa county and its really bad here too…
Smoke and Ash in Pace
We’ve got quite a bit of ash falling near Chemstrand/Kingsfield.
Ash is currently falling at my house off 9mile
It has spread over here to northeast Pensacola at 9th Avenue.
heavy smoke in pine forest / 9 mile road area.
Looks like fog coming in but is smoke with ash at 4:45 pm in Molino…. Any news on Seminole fire spreading?
this can’t be what i am smelling/seeing outside in cantonment at almost 5 pm, is it?
we started smelling smoke around 3am inside sacred heart this morning…thought it smelled like a forest fire