Mount Pelmo (3168m a.s.l.) Notorius Dolomitic Massif Seen from the Beach! Not Exactly a Frequent View for the "Throne" of the Veneto Dolomites. The Shot Was Taken from the Trieste Gulf Istrian Coast; Italy/Slovenia Border, Northern Adriatic Sea Catchment
11-january-2020: this perspective, where Pelmo (about 200-220 linear kilometers far from Trieste) seems to rise directly from the Mediterranean, was made possible by the high transparency and dryness of the mild air masses of Saharan origin in overthrow at high altitudes and equally dry, but cooler, currents from continental Europe in the lower layers, all governed by the umpteenth ascent and interactions of the powerful African HP at these latitudes.
The visibility of the air at that time had a range that surely exceeded the 300km straight!
Mount Pelmo (3168m a.s.l.) Notorius Dolomitic Massif Seen from the Beach! Not Exactly a Frequent View for the "Throne" of the Veneto Dolomites. The Shot Was Taken from the Trieste Gulf Istrian Coast; Italy/Slovenia Border, Northern Adriatic Sea Catchment
11-january-2020: this perspective, where Pelmo (about 200-220 linear kilometers far from Trieste) seems to rise directly from the Mediterranean, was made possible by the high transparency and dryness of the mild air masses of Saharan origin in overthrow at high altitudes and equally dry, but cooler, currents from continental Europe in the lower layers, all governed by the umpteenth ascent and interactions of the powerful African HP at these latitudes.
The visibility of the air at that time had a range that surely exceeded the 300km straight!