Eli Harik wears a mask while gazing at the Bay Bridge and heavy orange skies due to nearby wildfires hanging over San Francisco on Wednesday, September 9 @sfchronicle pic.twitter.com/B2wahjkeRw

— Jessica Christian (@jachristian) September 9, 2020

Strange and foreboding orange skies and a layer of falling ash greeted Bay Area residents as they woke on Wednesday, rubbing their eyes and wondering if they’d awoken on a different planet — and pondering just how long the daylight dimness would last. https://t.co/VoXXF6FMw1 pic.twitter.com/KdbcD099PF

— San Francisco Chronicle (@sfchronicle) September 9, 2020

People really don’t know what to do right now. Everyone on the Embarcadero is stopping to record the sky and chit chatting in a way I haven’t seen since pre-pandemic @sfchronicle pic.twitter.com/ueKQ4g7WTD

— Jessica Christian (@jachristian) September 9, 2020

good morning, hell pic.twitter.com/5PpkARmukL

— brian wickman (@wickman) September 9, 2020

Driving across the Golden Gate Bridge at 9:20 IN THE MORNING. pic.twitter.com/nyiY0vWxf5

— Liz Kreutz (@ABCLiz) September 9, 2020

As if flying wasn’t currently surreal enough — view leaving the Bay Area this morning. Cabin smelled like a campfire as we ascended through. pic.twitter.com/Ki5d3Zddln

— Sarah Karlan (@SkarSkarSkar) September 9, 2020

left: san francisco/bay area rn right: blade runner 2049 pic.twitter.com/52JPRuHIBU

— anaïs (@anaisisdrawing) September 9, 2020