The highest level of NO2 measured in the UK was recorded during a four-day pollution episode in London in December 1991 (ENDS Report 205, pp 7-8 
). Traffic emissions, combined with stable anticyclonic weather, were the major cause.
The smog which affected Manchester and other northern cities betwee
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