inversion (ĭn-vûr'zhən) Pronunciation Key
A departure from the normal effect of altitude on a meteorological property, especially an atmospheric condition in which the air temperature rises with increasing altitude. ◇ A layer of air that is warmer than the air below it is called an inversion layer. Such a layer traps the surface air in place and prevents dispersion of any pollutants it contains.
And it looks like this:
Ugh. As I struggle for breathe walking up to campus I wonder is it because I walked up the south of campus stairs, or is it the inversion? It must be the inversion.

3 comments:
Yet another reason not to live along the Wasatch front.
You need a real job where you actually have to work.
It's way, way worse in Salt Lake, trust me!
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