The occurrence of sun showers is often closely related to high temperatures on the surface.

This extreme high temperature makes it easier for moisture in the air to evaporate, thus providing conditions for the formation of solar showers.

For human life, although sunshowers seem to temporarily relieve the heat, due to their suddenness and uncertainty, they also bring certain troubles to people's travel and production activities.

In this scorching summer, the sun is like a fireball that never goes out, scorching the earth mercilessly. The sky will always be dominated by the scorching sun.

That day, the sky was clear and the sun was shining brightly, but the raindrops as big as beans were like naughty children, jumping out of the clouds and falling happily on the ground.

The surface temperature has soared to an astonishing 150 degrees Celsius, a temperature that seems to be able to melt everything in an instant, making people sigh at the powerful force of nature.

When people are looking forward to the arrival of raindrops with joy, longing for a bit of coolness,

But the reality is not like that!

When water drops fall, they turn into steam in an instant.

So when a burst of raindrops as big as beans falls, what it brings to people is not a comfortable coolness, but increasingly stuffy air and a scorching heat wave.

The water droplets leaped down like spirits, light and agile. But the moment they touched the ground, a magical transformation occurred. Instead of moistening the earth as usual, they transformed into steaming hot vapor and merged into the air. It was like a dance of water, twirling and leaping in the air, then turning into a wisp of smoke and disappearing into the air.

When the big raindrops pour down, you think you'll be greeted by a refreshing coolness, but the result is quite the opposite. The raindrops do not bring coolness, but rather a more stuffy air, as if shrouded in an invisible heat wave.

Instead, the moment they touched the ground, they turned into steam and rose into the air. This steam mixed with the already hot air, creating an even more dull and oppressive atmosphere.

It seems a paradox, a contradictory existence. It has the form of rain, but lacks its substance. It brings us not refreshing relief but an even more scorching torment.

Under the scorching heat, people felt trapped in an inescapable fiery purgatory. The air was thick with stifling force, with not a breath of cool air to dispel the oppressive heat. The blazing sun pierced the sky, mercilessly ravaging all life on earth. Every ray of sunlight seemed to carry a scorching temperature, baking every inch of people's skin with unbearable pain.

The pedestrians were few and exhausted, their steps heavy and feeble, as if they were fighting the scorching heat with every step. Sweat mixed with dust, clinging to faces, forming black streaks that made them look even more utterly miserable. Their eyes were filled with despair and helplessness, longing for a bit of cool comfort, but all around them was endless heat and torture.

In such high temperatures, even breathing became difficult. The air seemed to be burning hot, and every breath felt like swallowing flames, making people feel like suffocating. People's throats were so dry that they seemed to smoke, and every swallow was accompanied by severe pain.

In such an environment, people's moods became extremely depressed and heavy. They stopped talking, stopped communicating, and simply endured the torment of the heat in silence. Their faces were devoid of smiles, only endless pain and exhaustion. People began to wonder if the heat would never end, and if their last bit of life would slowly be exhausted in this environment.

The despair brought on by extreme heat is an indescribable pain and suffering. It leaves people feeling helpless and lost, as if the entire world is engulfed in an endless sea of fire. In such an environment, people can only pray silently, hoping for the end of the heat and the salvation of life.

However, on this high mountain, the raindrops did not bring the coolness that people expected.

On the contrary, they instantly turned into steam in the air, making the entire mountain seem to be shrouded in a sea of white steam.

This peculiar phenomenon is not accidental, but is closely related to the special climate and ecological environment of the mountains.

The temperature in mountainous areas is generally lower, especially in summer, when the surface temperature rises rapidly under direct sunlight, forming strong convection. When water droplets in clouds are affected by this strong convection, they evaporate quickly when they come into contact with the cooler surface air, forming water vapor.

Lush vegetation on high mountains releases a lot of moisture. When exposed to the sun, this moisture evaporates quickly, forming water vapor. When this water vapor encounters cold air, it condenses into droplets, forming raindrops. However, due to the lower temperatures on the mountains, these raindrops evaporate quickly as they fall, forming water vapor again.

This phenomenon of water vapor not only brings unique changes to the alpine ecosystem but also has profound impacts on the plants and animals that live there. Firstly, water vapor provides alpine plants with ample moisture, promoting their growth and reproduction. Furthermore, water vapor regulates the alpine climate, making it more stable and providing a favorable living environment for plants and animals.

The phenomenon of water vapor also brings many inconveniences to people. First, the hot and humid air makes it difficult to breathe, which can easily lead to health problems such as heatstroke. Second, the tiny droplets in the water vapor easily adhere to the skin, making it feel damp and stuffy, and even causing skin diseases.

In order to deal with this phenomenon, Xiao Yi and his colleagues living in the base have taken a series of measures.

First, they will install ventilation equipment in their homes to keep the indoor air circulating and reduce the accumulation of water vapor.

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