Why Delhi’s Morning Smog Stays “Locked In” Longer During December — The Temperature-Inversion Secret
Why Delhi’s Morning Smog Stays “Locked In” Longer During December — The Temperature-Inversion Secret
IN · Published Dec 8, 2025
Temperature inversion in Delhi traps pollutants, causing prolonged smog in December.
Delhi's geography and winter conditions exacerbate temperature inversion, leading to increased smog.
Reducing emissions and promoting cleaner energy are crucial to combat Delhi's winter smog.
Understanding Delhi's smog problem in December mornings
Ever wondered why Delhi's mornings in December often feel like you're walking through a hazy, grey cloud? It's not just regular pollution; there's a sneaky weather phenomenon at play called temperature inversion. Let's break down why this happens and how it makes the smog stick around longer.
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