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TITLE:
Analysis of the Haze Weather Process in the East of China from January 21 to 28, 2021
AUTHORS:
Ruicheng Zhang
KEYWORDS:
Haze Forming, Atmospheric Diffusion Conditions, Eastern China
JOURNAL NAME:
Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection,
Vol.12 No.7,
July
26,
2024
ABSTRACT: Haze is a pollution weather phenomenon that has been widely concerned by people in recent years. It has a significant impact on people’s production, life, and health. This study focuses on large-scale haze weather that happened in eastern China in late January 2021. The research uses multi-party data and synoptic analysis methods to analyze the occurrence, evolution, and end of the haze weather. The polar vortex, the change of the atmospheric circulation, the change of the cold air force, the temperature and humidity, and the rain and snow weather are the important reasons for this weathering process. It can be used for reference in future research on haze weather.