Blurred Vsion When Driving on Rainy Days? Wearing Sunglasses Can Solve It!
Especially in summer, it's sunny and rainy, and on rainy days, the fog is hazy. When encountering heavy rain, drivers are left with nothing but irritability. No matter how fast the wipers are turned, they still cannot see the road conditions in front of the windshield clearly.
Why does sight blur on rainy days? On rainy days when driving, water droplets falling on the windshield can easily become a transparent medium. Especially during heavy rain, there will still be a lot of rain on the windshield after the wipers have been brushed.
As a transparent medium, rainwater can scatter optical fibers around, creating a dazzling effect that significantly reduces the contrast of other objects in the field of view, leading to blurred and unclear vision. In fact, not only on rainy days, but also at noon in summer, looking under the pool can feel dazzling and unclear, which is the same reason. At the same time, the scattered traces of rainwater affect the sensitivity of the human retina, causing blurred vision.
Rainy days are special circumstances, so it is more necessary to choose the style suitable for you to wear Sunglasses under special circumstances. Try not to choose dark sunglasses when driving. In addition, sunglasses such as light blue and pink, which are mainly used for decoration, are not recommended for drivers. Because both sunglasses in this color scheme and dark shades can cause a certain color difference, and wearing glasses can reduce the width of the field of view, which has a greater impact on the field of view.
When driving in rainy days, it is the light from different directions that interferes with the human eyes. Although ordinary Sunglasses can filter out light of certain wavelengths, they do not change the contrast. Tea colored polarized glasses are a great choice. Glasses with polarized light function can block scattered reflected light, glare, and reflected light from objects in natural light. This way, the driver will feel that the scenery in front of them looks soft and not harsh, so the field of view becomes clear. If ordinary sunglasses can only block ultraviolet rays and have no function of blocking glare, wearing them in rainy days will not make the driver's vision clear.
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