In order to discuss the spatial transport delay of pollutants in the the Pearl River Delta (hereinafter referred to as the Pearl River Delta) in winter and its correlation with meteorology and geography, the weather map from December 1, 2014 to January 9, 2015, surface meteorological data of four typical cities in the Pearl River Delta - Shaoguan, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Hong Kong and ρ (PM2.5), using methods such as time series and correlation analysis, analyzed the atmosphere of various cities in the winter of 2014 ρ The correlation characteristics of (PM2.5) changes and the influence of weather processes. The results show that during the study period, the typical weather processes controlled by 11 cold air southward and 3 southwest warm and humid air currents were observed in 4 typical cities ρ The time series trends of hourly mean and daily mean values (PM2.5) have consistency, and there is a significant difference between the four cities ρ The correlation (PM2.5) shows a phenomenon of Shenzhen and Hong Kong>Guangzhou and Shenzhen>Shaoguan and Guangzhou. In a typical weather process with cold air moving south, four cities ρ There is a significant correlation between the hourly mean (PM2.5), with a correlation coefficient of 0.84 between Shaoguan and Guangzhou, 0.80 between Guangzhou and Shenzhen, and 0.92 between Shenzhen and Hong Kong; Between 4 cities ρ There is a certain lag phenomenon in the change of (PM2.5), with Guangzhou delaying by 4 hours compared to Shaoguan, Shenzhen delaying by 3 hours compared to Guangzhou, and Hong Kong delaying by 1 hour compared to Shenzhen; In the typical weather process controlled by warm and humid airflow in the southwest, between the four cities ρ The correlation characteristics of (PM2.5) changes are not obvious. Studies have shown that pollutants in the Pearl River Delta region exhibit significant spatial transport delays during typical cold air southward movements in winter, and the correlation between concentration changes among typical cities is significant