It's a layer of cooler air in the valleys producing "steam fog". Obviously it's not frost as Northerners know it.
This is the view across the valley from Zion Hill this morning. Right over that hill is the West end of Negril
Cap
It's a layer of cooler air in the valleys producing "steam fog". Obviously it's not frost as Northerners know it.
This is the view across the valley from Zion Hill this morning. Right over that hill is the West end of Negril
Cap
Linston's Zion Hill Taxi
Captain Dave
Neat pic.
Never considered an inversion effect in a tropical climate. I've always associated them with mountains and valleys in cooler regions.
Great pic!
It's very common to see "frost" early in the morning here.
I only have this one from our yard...most of it's gone, but still in the distance...
Last edited by Bnewb; 10-24-2018 at 10:11 PM.
Re: Jamaican farmers call this frost
WOW never knew that frost could be in jamaicaOriginally Posted by Bnewb
Great pic!
It's very common to see "frost" early in the morning here.
I only have this one from our yard...most of it's gone, but still in the distance...
It's Fog
Cap
Linston's Zion Hill Taxi
Captain Dave
Three Sweater weather soon come!
We're all in this together and none of us is getting out alive.
It’s not really frost until you have to scrape it off your windshield
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Nice scene.
This farmer would love to see this "frost" everyday! yamon'
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