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The area beneath an inversion layer is often stable and not good for soaring pilots. The air beneath an inversion is pleasantly warm. The light will be hazy. Thermals will not be able to penetrate the inversion layer, causing little vertical movement of air (this will change as the air beneath the inversion begins to warm).
