Sea smoke

Have you ever seen the fog that appears on a cold morning, making everything look hazy? Well, sea smoke is a lot like that, but instead of forming over land, it happens over the ocean.

You see, when the cold air meets the warm water, something interesting happens. The water gives off steam, just like a pot of boiling water, and this steam rises up into the air.

But since the air is so cold, the steam quickly condenses into tiny water droplets, just like when your breath turns into fog on a cold day. These little droplets of water float around in the air and create a thick, misty fog above the water.

Overall, sea smoke is pretty cool to see, but it's important to remember that it can make it harder for boats to see and navigate safely. So if you ever see sea smoke while out on the water, make sure to be extra careful and keep an eye out for any other boats or obstacles in your path!