A DOG walker recorded these amazing photos of the Malverns Hills appearing like they are drifting in a sea of clouds..
Rob Smith was left in wonder after reaching the peak of the Malvern Hills to discover a cloud inversion today (Tuesday)..
Cloud inversions take place when the air near the ground was cooler than the air above it – typically, it is the other method around..
And while the majority of us were welcomed with bleak weather and a Met Workplace Yellow Caution for fog, Mr Smith and his dog Lucy were welcomed with blue skies..
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Mr Smith and Lucy began the walk in the fog however when they arrived were welcomed by the unusual sight.
The amazing view offers the impression that the peak of the Malvern Hills is drifting in a sea of clouds.
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CLOUD INVERSION: Extraordinary sight at the Malvern Hills ( Image: Rob Smith)
Rob Smith stated: “Among the important things I like about the hills is how it can alter a lot in such a brief quantity of time.
” So when we left it was extremely foggy however naturally, at a specific point you break through the fog and after that it appears like you are surrounded by the sea. Waves of cloud.
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” As it neared dawn the fog turned up over the hills and all the views vanish once that had actually cleared and the sun has actually shown up you get those amazing views!
” Every altering!
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” That’s why a little persistence deserves it up there in an early morning like today.
” To believe we have views like this on our doorstep.
” What an amazing sight it was, today.
” Worth the effort, for sure.”.
IN 2015: Images reveal a cloud inversion occurring from in 2015 ( Image: Trevor Mcgill)
In 2015, gifted professional photographer Trevor Mcgill likewise handled to take photos of cloud inversions occurring on the Malvern Hills..
Eager nature enthusiasts did the same and chose to climb the Malvern Hills in the intend to buy a photo of the weather condition phenomenon..
And they were welcomed by an amazing view on Sunday, December 19 in 2015..
