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Cape Town - A couple of weeks ago we shared some truly spectacular pics of the Grand Canyon covered in snow. Today, we came across amazing time lapse footage of the famous attraction filling up with clouds from top to bottom.
And man! Do we just want to hop on the next plane to Arizona to see it for ourselves?
Watch the video here
Posted to YouTube by Grand Canyon National Park on Wednesday, the video captures in 1 minute what happened for half an hour in real time.
The phenomenon is known as 'cloud inversion' and occurs when cold air is trapped in the bottom of the canyon, topped by warm air. While it is a rather rare happening, it's the second time in six weeks that it happened at the US heritage site and world wonder.
Check out these pics shared on Instagram as well:
And man! Do we just want to hop on the next plane to Arizona to see it for ourselves?
Watch the video here
Posted to YouTube by Grand Canyon National Park on Wednesday, the video captures in 1 minute what happened for half an hour in real time.
The phenomenon is known as 'cloud inversion' and occurs when cold air is trapped in the bottom of the canyon, topped by warm air. While it is a rather rare happening, it's the second time in six weeks that it happened at the US heritage site and world wonder.
Check out these pics shared on Instagram as well:
