What are the characteristics of Huangshan sea of clouds?

1, features: beauty, victory, strangeness and illusion.

Huangshan is a sea of clouds, with peaks as the body and clouds as the clothes. Its magnificent "sea of clouds" is famous for its beauty, victory, strangeness and illusion, which is considerable all year round, especially in winter.

2. Introduction of Huangshan Haiyun:

The sea of clouds is one of the important landscapes in mountainous areas. The so-called sea of clouds refers to clouds formed under certain weather conditions, and the height of the cloud top is lower than that of the top of the mountain. When people bow down to the clouds at the top of the mountain, they see endless clouds, such as the seashore, with rough waves, splashing waves and crashing on the shore. Therefore, this phenomenon is called "sea of clouds". Only 5 1 day in 365 days a year can see the sea of clouds in Huangshan Mountain.

The sea of clouds is the first wonder of Huangshan Mountain and has been called the sea of clouds since ancient times. Among the four wonders of Huangshan Mountain, the first one is the sea of clouds. It can be seen that the sea of clouds is a magical beautician who dresses up this "fairyland on earth" beautifully. Who says it's not strange that mountains are named after the sea? The beauty is that it is like the sea, not the sea, the mountains and clouds are illusory, the images are myriad, and the imagination is even more Qian Qian!

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The cause of the formation of Huangshan sea of clouds;

Huangshan Mountain is high and deep, with lush trees and abundant precipitation. It faces the sea in the east and the Yangtze River in the north. A large amount of warm and humid air keeps pouring in, so it is humid and has a lot of water vapor. At the same time, the transpiration of trees increases the source of water vapor for the formation of fog. The air containing a lot of water rises due to the radiation cooling of the ground or the thermal action of the terrain, so that the water condenses into clouds, spreads between the peaks and valleys, and gathers in the five seas.

Huangshan is a sea of clouds. The average number of foggy days in the whole year is 259, with a maximum of 285 days in a year and a minimum of 224 days. The most peculiar cloud in Huangshan Mountain is the sea-spreading cloud, which is also the "sea of clouds" that people lament as a spectacle.

Meteorology believes that only two kinds of clouds can form a sea of clouds: one is a low cloud with a height below 2500 meters; The other is a cloud formed by topographic clouds or radiation fog. Low clouds are mainly stratocumulus. According to the meteorological data of Guangmingding in Huangshan Mountain, from 10 to May of the following year, 97% of the sea of clouds was formed by stratocumulus.

References:

Huangshan Yunhai-Baidu Encyclopedia