The stagnant air sitting across Salt Lake County last weekend seemed to grow unusually dense to the untrained eye, even for an inversion. Yet, according to a meteorologist who works in the National ...
Salt Lake Valley residents can make a mountain disappear. It’s not a magic trick — it’s called inversion. Inversion is a weather phenomenon where warmer air at higher altitudes traps colder air — and ...
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Smog, lake effect fog clearing out after nearly 10 days of inversion along Wasatch Front
After nearly 10 days of an inversion along the Wasatch Front, the smog is finally clearing out. National Weather Service meteorologist Hayden Manhan said the improved air quality is due to Sunday ...
A wintertime inversion or "cold-air pool" traps air pollution over the Salt Lake Valley, almost completely obscuring downtown Salt Lake City in the center of the photo. The University of Utah campus ...
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