That rich blue color is especially pronounced if you live somewhere you’ll be seeing snow on the ground. A side-by-side comparison shows how sky color can change from season to season.

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In the spring and summer, you’re more likely going to see a light blue sky. Sometimes, it’s kind of a milky appearance, and some days, it can be so light it almost looks white.

Our eyes perceive this as a lighter shade of blue. In the winter, the air is typically drier. It’s colder, so it doesn’t have the ability to hold much moisture.

Here’s why the sky will be turning a richer shade of blue this fall and winter by: Nexstar Media Wire Posted: Sep 1, 2021 / 02:08 PM CDT Updated: Sep 1, 2021 / 02:08 PM CDT ...