Haze MET
Haze is caused by solid particles being trapped at low levels, requiring a stable atmosphere (such as an inversion) so air cannot rise. As you may have discovered when driving a car, haze is particularly problematic when it is combined with a low sun in the direction you are driving - so to the east in the morning when the sun rises, and to the west in the evening when the sun sets.
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When is visibility reduced by haze?
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