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Thank you for explaining that so clearly and concisely, including in comparison to the Santa Ana winds which i’ve been trying to understand in context of the saddening LA fires.
One More Morning
Today I made my monthly run to Costco Gas around 6:00 am to fill up my truck, along with a few other old guys who can’t stand waiting in line… as I checked my watch I saw there was time to catch the sunrise. This will provide a different perspective from ...
Purple haze is my favorite haze 😁
The third frame of the purple haze landscape with the silhouetted airplane taking off is my favorite this time around 🙂🤌....
That was my wife's favorite too ... I searched for Purple Haze using Apple's AI software update
It didn't give me Jimmy Hendrix but did pull up these photos: Seattle building Plants Aventador at launch event ...
Does the marine layer fog develop in certain other locations, or different temperatures?
I’m thinking about previous posts where you’d shown the marine layer in the mornings, but these pictures over the past couple of days have shown a clear and beautiful coastline.
"Santa Ana" winds, as we call them, come from the East (desert) and blow hot dry air across SoCal and offshore
It's very common at certain times of the year and results in high temperatures and extremely low humidity - like 20% Most of the time the prevailing winds are from the NW and blow cool marine air up to the coastline. ...
ADDENDUM
Corrections & Amplifications! Bonus pictures: I had to find that highest spot on the hillside. It turned out NOT to be the church I thought -- The Mary Magdalene Church, but instead based on the photos it is The Immaculata at USD campus Here’s my apol...
