Oranžové nebe: Obloha nad San Franciskem se zbarvila, vypadá jak z apokalyptického filmu

Scenes from around San Francisco where dark orange skies are still blanketing the city and region.

This apocalyptic hue is due to a combination of smoke from various wildfires sitting above the marine fog layer. More here on @sfchronicle https://t.co/eChDMsLZLs pic.twitter.com/VaQlNsML0y

— Jessica Christian (@jachristian) September 9, 2020

Noon sky in San Francisco....... pic.twitter.com/TwTlwWsEjK

— Wenlei (@peter_leaf) September 9, 2020

Incredible, UN-filtered photos of San Francisco Bay & Northern California during the daytime yesterday with surreal orange skies developing as smoke from wildfires block out the sun. pic.twitter.com/gLDEEvaMjL

— Michael Warburton (@mikewarburton) September 10, 2020

Stay safe San Francisco, that sky looks all too familiar for us down in Melbourne. pic.twitter.com/uRxcDtMFXy

— Brian Peel (@Brian_Peel) September 10, 2020

San Francisco has a deep orange-tinted sky in the morning caused by wildfires across Northern California following historically high temperatures and strong winds, with commentators noting the city's dystopian, science fiction-vibe.

Full story: https://t.co/Z60w75ux86 pic.twitter.com/sicdC4Pp1Q

— Rappler (@rapplerdotcom) September 10, 2020

Californians React as Wildfires Turn San Francisco Sky a Crazy Shade of Orange: ‘Straight Out of Blade Runner 2049’https://t.co/UF8UxKP2Pt

— Mediaite (@Mediaite) September 10, 2020

A timelapse of the eerie, orange sky that lasted all day over San Francisco as sunlight was heavily filtered by wildfire smoke. While much of the smoke was aloft above the marine layer, ash fell through at times, adding to an apocalyptic scene. #SF #timelapse #CAwx pic.twitter.com/Zb4pqNlBFO

— Daniel Alrick (@SFmeteorologist) September 10, 2020