On December 11 2014, the Grand Canyon National Park shared incredible images of Mather Point on their Facebook page. Due to a weather phenomenon, the canyon was overcome with fog.
Breathtaking Images Of A Rare Fog Rolling Over The Grand Canyon
#1 Very rare occurance
Only once a decade there is an inversion at the Grand Canyon that produces clouds like these.
#2 Rangers wait years to see it
#3 Beautiful
Ranger Erin Whittaker told MailOnline that temperature inversions happen on average once or twice a year, but rarely produce such a beautiful full inversion
#4 Cloud waterfalls
Remember, cloud waterfalls like this only happen once every decade
#5 Jokes
The Grand Canyon's Facebook page joked, "This is much better than Black Friday."
#6 Amazing
The inversion happened on a clear sunny day, and enveloped the entire canyon, which is highly unusual according to Ranger Whittaker.
#7 Surprise surprise
Whittaker said that some tourists visiting the canyon over the holiday weekend were disappointed they couldn't see the Colorado River, and thought the fog was just a normal weather pattern.
#8 Can't get enough
But the rangers explained just how lucky they were to see the canyon in "a perfect inversion."
#9 Take photo's!
"Word spread like wildfire and most ran to the rim to photograph it. What a fantastic treat for all!" said Whittaker.
#10 Gorgeous
#11 Whoa
#12 Lucky people
#13 I wish I were there
#14 Its completely covered
#15 Lovely
