This morning.
Lusk, Co Dublin.
Thanks Nick Moran
Andrew Tyrrel writes:
Can you make out the spectre of rowers on the Liffey at Chapelizod 730am?
Tag Archives: fog
Dublin this morning.
Simon Judge writes:
It’s a misty morning out there – the Liffey quays through the parapets on Mellows Bridge
Meanwhile…
Cork harbour earlier.
Thanks Barry Higgins
Iorn Mountain, Carrick On Shannon, Co Leitrim.
Via Kelly
The Phog
at
Phoenix Park, Dublin this morning.
(Thanks Eoin Drinan)
Aaargh.
A spooky, Grade 1 ‘pea-souper’ tonight in Dublin city.
Thanks Dermot Moriarty
Meanwhile…
The River Liffey at Dublin city looking upstream from the East Link toll bridge tonight.
Thanks Michael O’Riordan
Update:
Connolly Station, Dublin tonight.
Thanks Nick Moran
Stoneybatter, Dublin this morning.
Simon Judge writes:
Infinity Road this morning – you are now entering weather level: Film Noir
From Sandymount Strand, Sandymount, Dublin at lunchtime.
The girth is thickening.
Earlier: Foggy Foggy Foggy
Thanks John Murtagh
This morning.
Plajade writes:
“Pillars in the mist…”
Howth, Co Dublin from Monkstown, Co Dublin (top) and from the city this afternoon.
Barry McCarthy asks:
“Can somebody explain these clouds to me please? Look at Pigeon House chimneys…”
Anyone?
Top pic: Dara Murphy
Cloud Canyon
at
Once or twice a year, but almost never with the clear sky backdrop pictured here (last Friday), a temperature inversion phenomenon appears to fill Arizona’s Grand Canyon to the brim with fog – cool air trapped at the bottom of the canyon, held in place by a layer of warm air above, creating low level clouds.
(Video: Paul Lettieri. Pix: Erin Whittaker, Ben Mayberry)