PHOTOS: Prince George wakes up in the dark

Prince George has been seeing some weird and scary side effects from all the wildfire smoke.

If our skies aren’t Halloween orange, they are black!

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At 9 a.m. this morning, our city had virtually no sunlight. All the heavy smoke has put a metaphorical blanket over the sun.

According to NowMedia Meteorologist, Wesla English, the haze will continue throughout the weekend.

Keep posting your photos and don’t forget to tag us @princegeorgenow and use the hashtag #PrinceGeorgeNow for a chance to be featured.

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Evacuees are welcome to register in Prince George but can choose to register at another Emergency Reception Centre if they prefer. The list of regional reception centres and their locations is available on the Emergency BC website: https://t.co/bMzeQOHkp1 #BCWildfires pic.twitter.com/37qb9FCdz1

— Prince George, BC (@CityofPG) August 17, 2018

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