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Description

Ozone Around Hurricane Erin -- This image shows the distribution of total ozone in and around Hurricane Erin on 12 September, 2001. Erin is represented in the middle of the image by a red dot with two "arms." The ozone level within the centre of the hurricane is high (depicted in green). Surrounding the hurricane are lower levels of total ozone (depicted in blue). Within the core of the hurricane there is a weak downward motion which brings down ozone rich air from the upper atmosphere into the core of hurricane and therefore increases the total ozone there, while upward lift of atmosphere is dominant surrounding the hurricane eyewall.

Source

http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Newsroom/NewImages/images.php3?img_id=16937

Date

September 12, 2001

Author

X. Zou and Yonghui Wu, Florida State University

Permission

NASA-funded study, public domain

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