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OZONE HEALTH ALERTS 2019 JEFF STONESIFER, SR. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENTIST PRESENTED AUGUST 14, 2019 ALBUQUERQUE-BERNALILLO COUNTY AIR QUALITY CONTROL BOARD 1 OZONE HEALTH ALERTS 2019 2 TWO O OZONE HE E HEAL ALTH ALER ERTS S ISSUED


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JEFF STONESIFER, SR. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENTIST PRESENTED AUGUST 14, 2019 ALBUQUERQUE-BERNALILLO COUNTY AIR QUALITY CONTROL BOARD

OZONE HEALTH ALERTS 2019

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OZONE HEALTH ALERTS 2019

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TWO O OZONE HE E HEAL ALTH ALER ERTS S ISSUED D JULY LY 27 AN 27 AND JULY LY 30, 201 30, 2019

▪ For each event:

  • 1. First Sign(s)
  • 2. Current conditions: What is going on?
  • 3. Make determination: Do we need to issue an alert?
  • 4. Post Event Analysis: What happened?

▪ Conclusion: Was it the right decision? 2

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OZONE HEALTH ALERT

ISSUED JULY 27, 2019

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OZONE HEALTH A ALERT J JULY 2 27, 7, 201 019

  • 1. First Sign:

▪ Weekend Alert ▪ Received Notification from Del Norte Monitoring Station. ▪ At 1100, readings show a concentration of 73.6 ppb ▪ That is a concern

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OZONE HEALTH A ALERT J JULY 2 27, 7, 201 019

  • 2. Current conditions

▪ Looked at the Satellite Image ▪ Satellite Image at 1:30 pm

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OZONE HEALTH A ALERT J JULY 2 27, 7, 201 019

  • 2. Current Conditions

▪ Looked at Radar Image ▪ Satellite Image at 1:30 pm

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OZONE HEALTH A ALERT J JULY 2 27, 7, 201 019

  • 2. Current conditions

▪ Check the NWS terminal forecast

Time forecast was released Forecast duration Wind Speed Visibility Cloud Coverage

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OZONE HEALTH A ALERT J JULY 2 27, 7, 201 019

  • 3. Make a determination

▪ Issued a Health Alert

  • 4. Post Event Analysis

▪ Ozone levels dropped ▪ Analysis of what happened

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OZONE HEALTH ALERT

ISSUED JULY 30, 2019

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OZONE HEALTH A ALERT J JULY 3 30, 0, 201 019

1. First Signs ▪ Weekday ▪ Looked at reading from the monitoring stations ▪ Ozone Concentrations at 1100 hrs were 74.3 ppb at the Foothills monitoring station

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OZONE HEALTH A ALERT J JULY 3 30, 0, 201 019

  • 2. Looked at current conditions

▪ Check KABQ Observations

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OZONE HEALTH A ALERT J JULY 3 30, 0, 201 019

  • 3. Make a determination

▪ Issued a Health Alert

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OZONE HEALTH A ALERT J JULY 3 30, 0, 201 019

  • 4. Post Event Analysis

▪ Looked at the HYSPLIT back trajectory ▪ Determine origin of the air

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OZONE HEALTH A ALERT J JULY 3 30, 0, 201 019

  • 4. Post Event Analysis

▪ Looked at the H5 Chart (500 mb) ▪ Looking at the large scale weather pattern

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OZONE HEALTH A ALERT J JULY 3 30, 0, 201 019

  • 4. Post Event Analysis

▪ Looked at HMS Smoke Analysis ▪ The ozone formed in the smoke to our East and moved into Albuquerque

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CONCL CLUSION

OZONE E HEALTH TH A ALERT T ISSUED D JULY LY 27, 27, 2019 2019 ▪ Right call ▪ All signs indicated that we were going to have high concentrations of ozone ▪ Concentrations of Ozone dropped around 2-ish pm and at 4pm OZONE E HEALTH TH A ALERT T ISSUED D JULY LY 30, 30, 2019. 2019. ▪ Right call ▪ We did experience high concentrations

  • f ozone

▪ Ozone was brought to the area as a result of weather conditions

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QUESTIONS ?

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