Normally, as one ascends in altitude away from the earth, temperatures drop. In a temperature inversion, a layer of warmer air is perched atop a cooler one. Here cold fog has slipped under a layer of warmer air, creating a ghostly blanket upon the land.
So very beautiful and every day is different, nature is great! (cannot find another English word at this moment, haha)
ReplyDeleteYou've captured that effect beautifully. Sitting 700+ feet above the LA harbor, we often wake up to a layer of fog covering the harbor while the sun shines on our backyard - the shipping cranes sometimes stick partially above the fog layer like the heads of prehistoric dinosaurs.
ReplyDeleteNature creates some pretty amazing photo-ops.
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