How do clouds form under such weather conditions?

1. The composition of the cloud is water vapor, and the cloud in the figure is very thick, indicating that a large amount of water vapor evaporates and the temperature is high.

2. Generally, clouds are moving, but the clouds in the picture are almost connected, indicating that there is no strong wind blowing, and the wind is formed by the difference of air pressure, that is, the horizontal pressure gradient force. The clouds in the picture indicate that the air pressure is stable.

There is the sun there. A clear sky indicates an area of high pressure.

Conclusion: This area is controlled by subtropical high in summer, with high temperature, strong evaporation, stable pressure area and less precipitation.

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