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Figure 5

Mean O3 trends for 2000–2016 at rural high elevation sites (>1 km asl). Spring trends (left) and summer trends (right). All sites used daytime data (1100–1600 local time.), except for Mt. Bachelor, where we use nighttime data to focus on baseline/free tropospheric air masses. Vector colors indicate the p-value associated with the linear trend at each site. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1525/elementa.309.f5

Mean O₃ trends for 2000–2016 at rural high elevation sites (>1 km asl). Spring trends (left) and summer trends (right). All sites used daytime data (1100–1600 local time.), except for Mt. Bachelor, where we use nighttime data to focus on baseline/free tropospheric air masses. Vector colors indicate the p-value associated with the linear trend at each site. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1525/elementa.309.f5

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