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Here’s something you don’t see every day! A cloud layer passing over downtown Chicago was so low that it was affected by the John Hancock building. What’s going on? You can read an explanation of how clouds and surface features interact from Dr. Marshall Shepherd of UGA in his blog post at Forbes.comhere.
Low cloud deck being split by the Hancock Building in Chicago. Photo courtesy of Jon Davis.
