I was in town throughout the early afternoon and was greeted by what looked like a heavy mist from around Otterspool into town and beyond, was it smog?
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I was in town throughout the early afternoon and was greeted by what looked like a heavy mist from around Otterspool into town and beyond, was it smog?
If you look at the Wirral Cam at the moment you can see a heat haze. I don't think it is a true smog, Kev, but it is still a little worrying.
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I once walked home from Dale Street to Tue Brook in the early fifties when the buses stopped running due to smog. You could hardly see two or three yards in front.
Naaah Kev, likely it was all those cheapo beef(?)burgers and sausages incinerating on bloody barbecues whenever the sun comes out, contributing to 'global warming'.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kev
We've just had the mother of all thunderstorms which put paid to a few around West Derby. Well, every cloud has a silver lining.
Anon
:rolleyes::)
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Originally Posted by Kev
Smog was coursed by smoke polution being trapped in the atmosphere beneath a blanket of warm of air, it was very dense in the days of coal fires and industrial smoke. It may have been a similar layer of air trapping the ground mist.
Harborme is correct. I remember those days walking home when the buses had stopped running because the drivers could not see.
I remember two buses had driven up to the entrance of the Garrick cinema thinking it was the dept in Carisbrook Rd. Even distance became difficult to judge the smog was so dense.
Didn't the true smog kill thousands in London way back when.
I fully agree. That 'orrible stench of cheapo grease burgers - the moment a hint of sun appears - out they come .. the throw away barbecues :rolleyes: ... there was one going full belt in one of the backyards last week - plumes of stinking smoke floating all over the washing ! .. and that was on a dull day before the nice weather came along.Quote:
Originally Posted by anonymouse
it makes me laugh - barbecues in backyards .. with a scruffy alley on the other side of the wall, complete with bluebottles and rats !! Ha!