Why The Sky Changes Colors So how does the sky change from blue to yellow just because of a storm? It's actually the clouds that do it. Smog, smoke, and severe thunderclouds help to scatter the light.

Oh, and as for our planetary cousin Mars—where fires can’t burn in a tenuous atmosphere that is 95% carbon dioxide —the orange skies are once again due to atmospheric particles.

From San Francisco to Los Angeles and Yosemite in between, Californians are taking photos of friends having coffee against the gray-orange-yellow sky, national monuments and skyscrapers bathed in ...

Droneview7 video shows a thick, orange haze over San Francisco around 10 a.m. Wednesday. Coit Tower appears shrouded in smoke, the top of Salesforce Tower disappears into the haze and you can't ...

According to NBC 5 Storm Team Meteorologist Kevin Jeanes, there have been reports of an orange or yellow sky after rain and thunderstorms in the area.

According to NBC 5 Storm Team Meteorologist Kevin Jeanes, there have been reports of an orange or yellow sky after the initial round of rain and thunderstorms in some portions of the area.

A woman walks along The Embarcadero under an orange smoke-filled sky in San Francisco on September 9. The orange skies have been caused by smoke particles filtering through red, orange, and yellow ...

"This [hazy orange, gray-ish] fog just kind of surrounded the entire valley. And when the rains finally came and cleared out the sky - I could see blue sky again — I almost just cried," he recalls.

Did you see that beautiful sunset after crazy storms hit the DMV? Here's how it happened by Alex Liggitt Wed, July 13th 2022 at 1:41 PM Updated Wed, July 13th 2022 at 1:58 PM 26 VIEW ALL PHOTOS ...