Dynamical drivers of free-tropospheric ozone increases over equatorial Southeast Asia

Stauffer, Ryan M.; Thompson, Anne M.; Kollonige, Debra E.; Komala, Ninong; Al-Ghazali, Habib Khirzin; Risdianto, Dian Yudha; Dindang, Ambun; Fairudz bin Jamaluddin, Ahmad; Sammathuria, Mohan Kumar; Zakaria, Norazura Binti; Johnson, Bryan J.; Cullis, Patrick D.

doi:https://doi.org/10.5194/acp-24-5221-2024

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Dynamical drivers of free-tropospheric ozone increases over equatorial Southeast Asia

Ryan M. Stauffer, Anne M. Thompson, Debra E. Kollonige, Ninong Komala, Habib Khirzin Al-Ghazali, Dian Yudha Risdianto, Ambun Dindang, Ahmad Fairudz bin Jamaluddin, Mohan Kumar Sammathuria, Norazura Binti Zakaria, Bryan J. Johnson, and Patrick D. Cullis

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SHADOZ balloon-borne ozone measurements over equatorial Southeast Asia from 1998–2022 reveal that ozone increases during the early months of the year are linked to reduced convective storm activity, which typically redistributes and cleans the atmosphere of ozone. These findings challenge models to replicate the trends produced by the SHADOZ and meteorological observations and emphasize the importance of studying monthly or seasonal instead of annual changes for understanding ozone trends.


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