diff --git a/stories/crystal-lake-mercury.stories.mdx b/stories/crystal-lake-mercury.stories.mdx
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+    September 2020 was a particularly anomalous month for smoke occurrence over Crystal Lake, with 27 days being impacted. Additionally, the monthly average AOD was at its highest value during any point of the 22-year time series, with a mean value of 0.413. Below is GOES-West imagery from September 9th, 2020 of California's Central Valley. This imagery shows thick, heavy smoke cover over much of the scene as a result of a large wildfire outbreak that would continue for several days across the United States West Coast.  
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