Camp Fire time-lapse: How smoke plume spread over Northern California
3,177 views · Published 15 November 2018 · 0:29 · Indexed 25 October 2026
Channel: ABC Television Stations · 2018 · News & Politics
Satellite imagery from NASA shows how a massive plume of smoke from the devastating Camp Fire has spread across Northern California over the past week since the fire broke out. Day by day, the plume of smoke can be seen growing and spreading out across a large portion of Northern California before blowing out to sea over the Pacific Ocean. The smoke has caused serious health concerns in the San Francisco Bay Area, where air quality levels have plummeted to unhealthy levels around the city. The poor air quality caused some schools to close, and residents have been wearing particulate masks outdoors to protect themselves from the smoke. https://abc7.la/2qNKMlq
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