If it's a warm, sunny day, the temperature inversion may make Chicago look like it's very close to Michigan. Sometimes Chicago's skyline may even appear upside down. That's called a superior mirage.

BRIDGMAN, MI (KFVS) - The Chicago skyline has been photographed ... What he captured is a superior mirage of the skyline. So how does that happen? It's called a Fata Morgana which is an unusual ...

On Saturday, April 18, Reddit user SuperJosh92 photographed a rare superior mirage in St. Joseph, showing the Chicago skyline inverted. The images have been viewed 1.4 million times on Reddit.

He saw a mirage of the Chicago skyline, upside-down ... According to the Detroit Free Press, what Super saw is known as a superior mirage, and it’s caused by a large, well-defined area of ...

It was something almost as odd: a mirage of the Chicago skyline, upside-down, from the other side of the lake — about 60 miles away. It's known as a superior mirage, and it's caused by a large ...

It was the city of Chicago, some 50 miles away. The eerie effect was the product of a special atmospheric condition called a “superior mirage.” Superior mirages occur when a large area of warm ...

Chicago was floating on Lake Michigan this ... The fata morgana, known technically as the superior mirage, has everything to do with temperature and the density of air. It’s the exact opposite ...

The illusion is called a "superior mirage" — a phenomenon where shifting temperatures over the water bends light waves so people can see objects that are much further away. Earlier this week ...

The illusion is called a "superior mirage" — a phenomenon where shifting temperatures over the water bends light waves so ...