The drive through Monterey Bay Area is wonderful. We decided to drive from Pasadena City near Los Angeles to San Francisco and back to Pasadena in the weekend. We set the intermediate location as Morro Bay and San Louis Obispo, so that we made sure we are riding 120 miles along the central cost (Monterey Bay). Unfortunately the sky was always cloudy along the sea shore as a result of the warm air from the land touches the chilling sea in the western cost of US. Whenever the drive route was a little bit farther from the cost (may be 2 to 5 miles), they sky turned to be wonderfully clear and blue, but as soon as the highway moved near to the sea, the sky turned to be cloudy and grey in colors and the photographs turned to be very bad. Later we understood the reason behind this sudden change, when we stepped into the sea water during our trip. The sea was chilling cold. Chilling cold in the sense, we could not stay dipping our feet in the sea water for more than a minute, the feet felt like frozen and stared aching too much and we had to jump out to the shore. The climate in California was at its summer’s peak with temperature reaching 40-45 degree Celsius in the day time. When this warm air from the land flows towards the sea and touches the chilling sea and the cold air front above it, the water vapor forms in the sky.
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