Meteorology issues warning: 'Hazy weather' to take effect tomorrow! Nitrogen dioxide gas will be felt with its foul odor
Hazy weather will take effect in the western and central parts of Turkey starting tomorrow. The General Directorate of Meteorology has warned citizens to be careful, noting that nitrogen dioxide gas, which causes the hazy weather, will lead to a foul odor. What is nitrogen dioxide? How does nitrogen dioxide smell? How will nitrogen dioxide affect Turkey? Here are the details...
Stating that high-pressure weather will be effective in the western regions of Turkey, the General Directorate of Meteorology has warned the public about 'hazy' weather. While it is stated that 'nitrogen dioxide' gas is the cause of the hazy weather, a 'foul odor' will be felt in many cities, especially in Istanbul. So, what is nitrogen dioxide? How does nitrogen dioxide smell? What is the effect of nitrogen dioxide on human health?

In the weather report published on the MGM website, it was stated that "hazy" weather is expected in many cities on Saturday, and that a foul odor caused by nitrogen dioxide gas will be felt in these regions.
WHAT IS NITROGEN DIOXIDE? HOW DOES NITROGEN DIOXIDE SMELL?
Nitrogen dioxide, which has an odor reminiscent of chlorine gas, becomes more pronounced under high-pressure weather conditions. Although nitrogen dioxide does not directly threaten human health in small amounts, its increase in the air can lead to a foul odor similar to chlorine. MGM has advised citizens to be careful to reduce the effects of the hazy weather and the gas. Experts stated that this gas may become more prominent, especially in regions with intense industrial activity. Nitrogen dioxide, a reddish-brown and toxic gas, is emitted from industrial sources in the lower layers of the atmosphere.
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HOW WILL NITROGEN DIOXIDE AFFECT TURKEY?
Temporary drops in air quality are expected in regions where nitrogen dioxide gas is concentrated. The effects of the gas will be felt in many cities in the western and central parts, as well as in major cities such as Istanbul, Ankara, and Izmir. It is estimated that the effect of the gas will decrease as the pressure drops starting next week.
News Source: 12punto
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