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Steam fog (arctic sea smoke) forms when:

Q: Steam fog (arctic sea smoke) forms when:

Very cold air moves over relatively warm water. Steam fog forms when very cold air moves over much warmer water; rapid evaporation and mixing produce fog that appears like steam rising from the water surface.

Warm air moves over cold water

Fog advects from land over sea

Strong winds blow over warm water

Very cold air moves over relatively warm water

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