- Pyrocumulonimbus cloud (circular cloud, left) caused by 1 August 2010 wildfires. The 2010 Russian wildfires were several hundred wildfires that broke out across Russia...
- After a few days’ break, Muscovites were again left gasping for a breath of fresh air Sunday as smog from wildfires returned to the city, but weather...
- Smog and Smoke in Moscow 1 (4875396751).jpg 1,920 × 662; 397 KB.
- Spreading wildfires in Russia have covered the capital Moscow in thick, noxious smog.
- As wildfires continue to rage around Moscow, smog has cut visibility to 20 meters (65.6 feet) in the cities and towns to the east, south-east and north-east of the...
- The death rate from toxic smog in Moscow has reached 700 a day.
- Moskova'da turbalıklardaki doğal yangınlardan kaynaklanan duman - Moskova'da Ağustos 2010'da , Moskova bölgesindeki ormancılıkta yoğun ısı ve uzun süreli turba yanması...
- The Russian capital Moscow was on Thursday hit by smog coming from forest fires in a nearby region in the midst of a summer heatwave.
- Young American tourists, no name or details given, brave the thick blanket of smog covering Moscow as they visit Red Square on Aug.
- http://www.bbc.co.uk/russian/lg/russia/2010/07/100726_moscow_smog.shtml.
- 3. Heat wave , Central Russia, 2010. Smog from wildfires in the countryside cloaked Moscow.
- As the mercury heads for 40 degrees Celsius in Moscow, memories of last summer's smoke-covered city loom large.
