How is the sea of clouds formed?

It is formed by condensation of water vapor, aerosol and nodules in the atmosphere.

According to the relevant data of Baidu Library, the sea of clouds is formed by condensation of water vapor, aerosol and condensate in the atmosphere, and its formation needs specific climate and terrain conditions. In terms of climate, the formation of the sea of clouds needs humid climatic conditions, such as stable weather after rain or in winter. Topographically speaking, the sea of clouds usually occurs on the mountainside, because the airflow on the mountainside rises, which leads to the condensation of water vapor into clouds. In addition, when the mountain is high and there is a canyon, clouds can also be formed. Under some meteorological conditions, such as inversion layer and rapids, clouds at sea can also form at the top of mountains or valleys.