Ozone Movies
The EPA provides real-time animated movies of ozone levels in the metro area. While these movies
aren't in the same category as "The Godfather," "True Grit" or "Saving
Private Ryan", they are still worth watching.
Ozone movies use real-time air monitoring data to show ozone air pollution levels throughout the region. Most of the time you will notice ozone forming in the urban area and then moving "out
of town" by the afternoon. However, on some occasions it appears that the ozone is being
transported from one area to another area when it is actually forming at different rates in the
two areas. You can also view yesterday's ozone levels as well. To understand what is really being
shown in the ozone movies you must take into account differences in ozone formation rates in
different areas as well as transport by varying wind speeds and directions at all times of the day.
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Wendell says: "I love movies! Now I just need some Raisinets, some
Hot Tamales, and a lot of popcorn with extra butter! Hey, I am a pig you know!" |
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