08/25/2026
During a monsoon, two things happen at once — the humidity spikes right before the storm hits, so your windshield fogs up from the inside before you even notice the dust outside. Then the rain and headlights combine, and if your eyes are already dry or irritated, that’s when glare and halos around lights get worse.
Here’s what helps with the fog: turn your AC on and use defrost, not just heat — it pulls the moisture out of the air so you’re not wiping the glass with your sleeve while you’re trying to drive.
Here’s what helps with the glare and halos: keep your windshield clean, inside and out — even small residue scatters light and makes halos worse. Don’t stare directly at oncoming headlights, focus on the right edge of your lane instead. And if your eyes are already dry, that dryness is often what’s making the glare feel so much sharper and harder to deal with — hydrated eyes handle light so much better than irritated ones.
Small habits, real difference. That’s what I care about. 👁️
📍 A to Z Eyecare - Anthem, AZ
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