Here in N. California I've seen it: the coastal forests breath out cloudstuff. When the conditions are right they breath out something that immediately condens

Here in N. California I've seen it: the coastal forests breath out cloudstuff. When the conditions are right they breath out something that immediately condenses a mist which rises and becomes clouds that drift inland. The trees on each ridge are synchronized so the initial mists are ridge-sized but they grow as they rise. It's cool that this is getting scientific attention, but really weird to me that this was some kind of revelation. It's plain as day if you just watch the forest.