Wildfire smoke makes it to Shoreline - clouded skies and orange moon

On September 5, 2025, wildfire smoke made its way to Shoreline, marking the first such occurrence this summer. Claudia Meadows captured the smoky sunrise, while Barbara Twaddell documented the sunset obscured by smoke. David Walton took a notable photo of the moon, which appeared orange due to the haze. Diane Hettrick remarked on the fortunate delay in smoke presence this year, attributing it to her reporting on wildfires. The smoke's arrival not only impacted local visibility but also transformed the aesthetics of the evening sky.

Residents actively shared their experiences and photographs, highlighting a community engaged with environmental changes. This event underscores the ongoing challenges posed by wildfires in the region. As climate conditions evolve, such occurrences may become more frequent, prompting discussions on air quality and wildfire management.