The 2023 Southern Hemisphere #ozonehole finally closed on 20 December, becoming the 7th longest-lived in the #CopernicusAtmosphere records. The animation shows the evolution from its early start in August to this late closure. Find out more: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/lar…

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The annual #ozonehole over the #Antarctic is developing again. If you want to keep track, visit our website for all the latest charts and details: https://t.co/ImkHEP5yMI

There you will also find the daily updated 3D rendering of the ozone hole evolution in 2024. https://t.co/Fz4s1qysIE

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RT @CopernicusECMWF: The annual #ozonehole over the #Antarctic is developing again. If you want to keep track, visit our website for all the latest charts and details: https://t.co/ImkHEP5yMI

There you will also find the daily updated 3D rendering of the ozone hole evolution in 2024. https://t.co/Fz4s1qysIE

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After a slower than usual start the 2024 Antarctic #ozonehole has been fairly average throughout its development. The maximum size was reached in late September as usual, and it is now gradually decreasing.

Follow the process with #CopernicusAtmosphere
https://t.co/ImkHEP5yMI https://t.co/M6RkLawsJA

Copernicus ECMWF

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RT @CopernicusECMWF: After a slower than usual start the 2024 Antarctic #ozonehole has been fairly average throughout its development. The maximum size was reached in late September as usual, and it is now gradually decreasing.

Follow the process with #CopernicusAtmosphere
https://t.co/ImkHEP5yMI https://t.co/M6RkLawsJA

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The 2024 Antarctic #ozonehole has persisted throughout November following its average development up to that point. The stratospheric polar vortex is predicted to breakdown in early December bringing it to a close.

See more charts and information: https://t.co/ImkHEP5yMI https://t.co/01iulxPKFR

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The 2025 Antarctic #OzoneHole closed today, 1 Dec. – the earliest since 2019 and the smallest & shortest-lived in 5 years. Do you know how #CopernicusAtmosphere tracks ozone hole development? Or how global efforts are making a difference? 

Find out here: https://t.co/PVMeo0USZI https://t.co/6brtJeR6OG

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Have you read our deep dive into this year’s Antarctic #OzoneHole yet? Our latest article unpacks the 2025 development which resulted in the smallest and shortest-lived ozone hole in five years.

Catch up
here: https://t.co/PVMeo0Ulaa

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