cloud_of_ice•

Air that contains some water vapor is rising up near the mountain and gets colder. When air becomes colder, it starts to condensate into small water droplets, that forms a cloud. After that, when air reaches the peak, it starts to go down near the mountain slope and become hotter. In consequence, water droplets evaporates and air gets invisible again. I hope you get it. Mountains force the air to go up and down.

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Bakinspleen•

Thanks for the info, I was hoping this post would end up here so someone could explain it! Very neat

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cloud_of_ice•

Thank you a lot) I really appreciate it. I tried my best to explain this process for everyone

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ReallySmallFeet•

Its sped up, but still impressive!

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findhumorinlife•

That is a fabulous shot! I've been to the Rock of Gibraltar and it's pretty imposing. They used to have apes hanging around on top. Not sure if they still do.

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Ochiazic•

Infinite cloud generator v2.2.1

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