Thursday, December 5, 2013
Grand Canyon cloud inversion photos thrill web
Two back-to-back total cloud inversions at the Grand Canyon fascinated the web over the weekend as the National Park Service posted a string of thrilling photos. The rare cloud inversions, caused by cold and warm air masses interacting, left the Grand Canyon peaking above a sea of clouds on Friday and Sunday. The weekend fog also iced branches and rocks. The National Park Service racked up thousands of shares and likes for the string of photos, with online media picking up the images and reposting them.
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Author: ERIC BETZ Sun staff reporter
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