Boundary layer winds by fueast

Boundary layer winds

I'm attending a conference on unsteadiness in boundary layer winds today so this seemed an appropriate image from our trip to the moors last week. Its got all the features. The top of the boundary layer is signified by the bottom of the cloud layer so you can see the boundary layer stretching out into the distance. The shape of the clouds shows unsteadiness. And for a bonus, there is a small wind farm looking fairly unobtrusive in the distance. Nice. Some interesting talks and online presentation challenges so far.
Very interesting stuff! This photo has it all!
March 29th, 2021  
Love the bright clouds and the light on the wind turbines
March 29th, 2021  
Very interesting! Fabulous image!
March 29th, 2021  
Ooh - who knew?!
March 29th, 2021  
Great choice, looks like you have rain shower coming soon.
I’m heading home to a power outage due to very high winds, all kinds of chaos. Apparently sail boats are blown up on shore and the power has been out for over 24hrs with no ferry service yesterday.
March 29th, 2021  
Wow what an interesting photo love the light and clouds.
Great info to go with it!
March 29th, 2021  
That sounds like an interesting topic. You have the best clouds and skies there, and this is a beautiful landscape image. We go from dull fog to clear and empty much of the time, so big puffy clouds are a gift.
March 30th, 2021  
Great education and fabulous depth and clouds
March 30th, 2021  
Great scene and, like you, I am excited by the wind farms I see. They are a wonderful meld of man-made and nature. Well done.
March 30th, 2021  
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