Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=iO1rnEHCkZy Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Whats up with the sepia tone sky over Boston? Explaining mie scattering caused by wildfire smoke [A7s9iyvqZf0] Health Updated on August 09, 2026 EDT — Published on August 09, 2026 EDT Wondering what happened to the blue skies we enjoyed this weekend? Wildfire smoke high in the atmosphere is causing mie scattering, creating that sepia tone color over Boston. WCVB is your home for Massachusetts breaking news and weather. For your latest Massachusetts news and weather visit: For licensing inquiries: FfddYv1gqnH 0PTIZNzB7pY NQt9yIPUkty NjSxJyNtps6 hXr1SlTshFq ZHugDHcf0Te
Wondering what happened to the blue skies we enjoyed this weekend? Wildfire smoke high in the atmosphere is causing mie scattering, creating that sepia tone color over Boston. WCVB is your home for Massachusetts breaking news and weather. For your latest Massachusetts news and weather visit: For licensing inquiries: FfddYv1gqnH 0PTIZNzB7pY NQt9yIPUkty NjSxJyNtps6 hXr1SlTshFq ZHugDHcf0Te