Early morning inversion: what happens to fine spray droplets @CottonInfoAust
Early morning inversion: what happens to fine spray droplets  @CottonInfoAust
Uploaded February 2017 | Updated September 2026, 55 minutes ago
Join Mary O'Brien as she gives a practical demonstration of air movement under inversion conditions using smoke flares.

Spraying under surface temperature inversion conditions is considered unsafe as the potential for off-target movement of droplets increases significantly.

See also: Daytime conditions (for spraying): A demonstration of air movement after an inversion breaks
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Early morning inversion: what happens to fine spray droplets

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