Haze is a suspension of tiny, dry particles in the air that reduces visibility. It can be caused by dust, smoke, or pollution particles. Haze can also be a sign of dry weather.
Causes
Dust storms: Dust or sand particles raised from the ground by a dust storm can cause haze
Pollution: Sunlight interacting with pollution particles in the air can cause haze
Dry air: Unusual dryness in the lower air can cause haze
Surface heating: Surface heating can cause turbulence and refraction of light in the air above the surface
Effects
Haze particles scatter light, making it harder to see
Haze can make distant objects appear yellowish or reddish
Haze can make dark objects appear bluish
Haze can reduce the clarity and color of what we see
Types
Dust haze: Haze caused by dust or sand particles
Sand haze: Haze caused by sand or dust particles
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