In hazy conditions, distant objects are usually more visible in the afternoon than in the morning, even when the concentration of particles in the air has not changed.

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In hazy conditions, the sun is higher in the sky in the afternoon, which means that the light has to travel through less of the haze to reach our eyes. This makes distant objects more visible in the afternoon than in the morning.

In Hazy Conditions, Distant Objects Are Usually More Visible in the Afternoon