A house in San Francisco on the day the sky turned orange
The sky over downtown San Francisco turned orange from the smoke of wildfires

9-9-20

Skyscrapers in downtown San Francisco at 12:12 am. Smoke from numerous wildfires in California and Oregon made its way to San Francisco and turned day into twilight. The sky turned orange and for many it felt like being on a different planet, where the sun doesn’t rise.
People on top of Corona Heights Park are taking pictures in the morning. Smoke from numerous wildfires in California and Oregon made its way to San Francisco and turned day into twilight. The sky turned orange and for many it felt like being on a different planet, where the sun doesn’t rise.
The sky in San Francisco took on a dystopian orange hue as the smoke from surrounding wildfires cast day into night.
Downtown San Francisco at 12:33 am. Smoke from numerous wildfires in California and Oregon made its way to San Francisco and turned day into twilight. The sky turned orange and for many it felt like being on a different planet, where the sun doesn’t rise.
The Old Mint building in downtown San Francisco at 11:21 am. Smoke from numerous wildfires in California and Oregon made its way to San Francisco and turned day into twilight. The sky turned orange and for many it felt like being on a different planet, where the sun doesn’t rise.
People on top of Corona Heights Park are taking pictures in the morning. Smoke from numerous wildfires in California and Oregon made its way to San Francisco and turned day into twilight. The sky turned orange and for many it felt like being on a different planet, where the sun doesn’t rise.
The skyline of downtown San Francisco seen from Corona Heights Park at 10:41 am. Smoke from numerous wildfires in California and Oregon made its way to San Francisco and turned day into twilight. The sky turned orange and for many it felt like being on a different planet, where the sun doesn’t rise.
The view from Corona Heights Park at 10:21 am. Smoke from numerous wildfires in California and Oregon made its way to San Francisco and turned day into twilight. The sky turned orange and for many it felt like being on a different planet, where the sun doesn’t rise.
The view down California Street towards the Bay Bridge at 13:01 am. Smoke from numerous wildfires in California and Oregon made its way to San Francisco and turned day into twilight. The sky turned orange and for many it felt like being on a different planet, where the sun doesn’t rise.

September 9, 2020 – The sky in San Francisco took on a dystopian orange hue as the smoke from several wildfires cast day into night.

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