Sentence examples for low-lying cloud from inspiring English sources

Alaska's Juneau airport, which is smothered by low-lying cloud, is an exception.

What is changed is the climate, that low-lying cloud of sanctimoniousness that used to hang over the city, blocking the sun.

Thus, air becomes saturated, and condenses to form banks of thick, low-lying cloud and advection fog, which is not likely to disperse until the wind direction changes.

Fog is basically a kind of low-lying cloud that originates from a local body of water, such as a sea, lake or marsh - different to regular clouds, which contain water droplets from a number of different sources.

When the dark hills rise out of low-lying cloud it looks like the setting for Jurassic Park - I half expected to see a pterodactyl emerge from the dense vegetation but had to make do with vultures circling over the peaks.

"But building a dam also has an impact on the microclimate, like the low-lying cloud formations on the banks of the rivers.

The view was obscured by low-lying clouds.

At bottom, a demonstration of scenery being obscured by low-lying clouds.

Low-lying clouds and fogs are often observed within topographic depressions i.e., valleys or craters.

Some mornings, the first sunlight illuminated low-lying clouds on the horizon, so that they resembled islands.

Dense, low-lying clouds are responsible for most of that effect, because they reflect considerable sunlight back to space.