• HubertManne
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    31 year ago

    Is that just sometimes because otherwise how does it rain and water get to the trees? And can thunderstorms and lightening form while your in the cloud layer?

    • Mr_JabroniOP
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      21 year ago

      yes, that’s just sometimes. I believe it has to do with the weather pushing hot air up so the clouds come down or something.
      I’m not sure how would it work during a storm, when I climbed down it was just a cloudy day and going through them felt humid as if walking through fog :)

        • Mr_JabroniOP
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          21 year ago

          Probably 2m or so. It wasn’t impossible to see, but it was hard. I don’t think I took a picture from inside the cloud but I think I do have a closer look to the top of the clouds that I can post later today. I think they look pretty.

  • Mr_JabroniOP
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    21 year ago

    Hiking above cloud level before descending Mt San Jacinto, CA