We see the sky as blue because sunlight from the sun passes through our atmosphere, creating a rainbow of hues which we perceive as blue. Air molecules scatter light wavelengths differently, with more blue wavelengths being scattered than others. Therefore, autumn and winter skies appear more blue, due to less moisture present and greater Rayleigh […]
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The sky appears blue because molecules in the atmosphere scatter light of all wavelengths; shorter-wavelength light being scattered more heavily than longer wavelengths; which explains why it appears blue during daylight hours. At sunrise or sunset, when the sun moves closer to the horizon, more blue light scatters away while more red light reaches your
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When planning trips to Los Angeles, it’s helpful to know what the weather will be like ahead of time. Use the satellite weather map for Los Angeles to view hourly forecasts and storm alerts. You can also find out more about the surrounding weather patterns. The temperature diagram displays the maximum and minimum temperatures of
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