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Forecasts of fog events in northern India dramatically improve when weather prediction models include irrigation effects

Earth Sciences

Forecasts of fog events in northern India dramatically improve when weather prediction models include irrigation effects

D. K. E. Smith, S. Reka, et al.

Dense winter fog in Delhi is on the rise, disrupting transport and health. This research by Daniel K. E. Smith and colleagues uncovers how increased winter irrigation has dramatically improved fog simulation, hinting at a crucial link between agriculture and meteorological events.

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