Check out this amazing image of a total cloud inversion at the Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona!
This rare meteorological event occurred one year ago today -- and it's something park rangers wait years to see. A sea of clouds filled the canyon because of a temperature inversion, which happens when the air near the ground is cooler than the air above it. A high-pressure system brought low temperatures, clear skies and calm winds to the Grand Canyon.
Photo by Erin Huggins, National Park Service. — atGrand Canyon National Park.
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