For several days, dense fog has covered many regions of Turkey, especially Eastern and Southeastern Anatolia. Radiation fog formation has intensified in Turkey, which is under the influence of high atmospheric pressure.
Warning drivers against the possibility of disruption of land, air and sea transportation in foggy weather, meteorologists said: “Since Turkey is under the influence of high pressure, light winds blow, especially in places where there is no rain, and the ground surface and the air close to the surface are cooled for a clear sky at night. This is an adverse temperature.” “It creates distribution. In other words, the air is cold at the lower levels, and the temperature increases as the altitude increases. If the cooling reaches the dew point of the air, fog forms. In meteorology, we call this radiation fog.”
Source: Ferra
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