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  1. The Antarctic ozone hole is entering the period when it typically reaches its seasonal maximum, between mid-September and mid-October.

    Follow its evolution with daily updated charts, animations and five-day forecasts: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/monit

    @ECMWF
    #CopernicusAtmosphere

  2. The Antarctic ozone hole is entering the period when it typically reaches its seasonal maximum, between mid-September and mid-October.

    Follow its evolution with daily updated charts, animations and five-day forecasts: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/monit

    @ECMWF
    #CopernicusAtmosphere

  3. The Antarctic ozone hole is entering the period when it typically reaches its seasonal maximum, between mid-September and mid-October.

    Follow its evolution with daily updated charts, animations and five-day forecasts: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/monit

    @ECMWF
    #CopernicusAtmosphere

  4. The Antarctic ozone hole is entering the period when it typically reaches its seasonal maximum, between mid-September and mid-October.

    Follow its evolution with daily updated charts, animations and five-day forecasts: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/monit

    @ECMWF
    #CopernicusAtmosphere

  5. The Antarctic ozone hole is entering the period when it typically reaches its seasonal maximum, between mid-September and mid-October.

    Follow its evolution with daily updated charts, animations and five-day forecasts: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/monit

    @ECMWF
    #CopernicusAtmosphere

  6. Join the CAMS User Workshop in Greece on 13 October 2026 at the Academy of Athens. Learn about #CopernicusAtmosphere and its future in Greece, share user needs and connect with other users.

    Register by 25 September: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/cams-

    @ECMWF

  7. Wildfire smoke can affect air quality far beyond where the fires burn. Fire Emissions Watch, a new app from #CopernicusAtmosphere, makes it easier to explore fire emissions around the world, follow the movement of smoke & place current events in their historical context.

    Read more in the latest EU Space Observer article: eu-space.europa.eu/news/observ

  8. Africa Clean Air Network, State of Global Air & #CopernicusAtmosphere have released the Africa Air Quality Brief 2026. Combining data & expertise, it examines fine particulate matter across the continent.

    🔗 Discover more in our article: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/air-q

    @ECMWF

  9. ECMWF invites tenders to develop complementary applications for the Solar Radiation service segment under #CopernicusAtmosphere, using CAMS solar radiation, aerosol and associated Copernicus datasets to support decision‑making in the solar energy sector.

    Deadline: 15 Sep 2026
    Full details: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/cams2

  10. Today’s Copernicus image of the day shows smoke plumes across Indonesia, Malaysia and surrounding areas on 25 August. The image is based on on data from #CopernicusAtmosphere and generated with the newly released Fire Emissions Watch app.

    Explore the app: apps.atmosphere.copernicus.eu/

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  11. @ECMWF invites tenders to develop complementary applications for the Solar Radiation service segment under #CopernicusAtmosphere, using CAMS solar radiation, aerosol and associated Copernicus datasets to support decision‑making in the solar energy sector.

    Deadline: 15 Sep 2026

    Full details: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/cams2

  12. @ECMWF invites tenders to develop an evaluation and quality control framework for emission and surface fluxes products under #CopernicusAtmosphere, targeting existing and emerging services for monitoring global emissions and natural fluxes.

    Deadline: 30 Sep 2026

    Full details: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/cams2

  13. #CopernicusAtmosphere data shows a huge smoke plume from wildfires in Siberia currently crossing the Arctic. Our latest forecast indicate the plume moving across eastern parts of Canada and north-eastern US in the next few days.

    This data visualisation was created using our Fire Emissions Watch app.

    Explore the app here: apps.atmosphere.copernicus.eu/

  14. On 7 August, interview series "Science on the 7th" will focus on air quality forecasting with guest Laurence Rouil, Director of #CopernicusAtmosphere at @ECMWF, joined by host Pallavi Pant. The series brings together top experts to discuss key topics in air quality and global health.

    🔗 More info stateofglobalair.org/news-even

  15. @ECMWF invites tenders to develop complementary applications for the Solar Radiation service segment under #CopernicusAtmosphere, using CAMS solar radiation, aerosol and associated Copernicus datasets to support decision‑making in the solar energy sector.

    Deadline: 15 Sep 2026

    🔗 Full details atmosphere.copernicus.eu/cams2

  16. Have you explored the 2025 European Air Quality Assessment from #CopernicusAtmosphere? As emissions fell, air quality trends improved, yet PM2.5 and ozone episodes persisted, linked to winter cold spells, summer heatwaves, Saharan dust and severe wildfires on the Iberian Peninsula.

    @ECMWF

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  17. 🔔 Just a few days left to submit your tender: Support targeted communication campaigns and media partnerships. The contract will support campaign delivery and media partnership activities under the coordination and leadership of @ECMWF.

    📅 Deadline: 4 August 2026

    Info:
    🔴 climate.copernicus.eu/cjs2130b
    🔵 atmosphere.copernicus.eu/cjs21

    #CopernicusClimate #CopernicusAtmosphere

  18. How are wildfires affecting air quality in western Europe? New data from #CopernicusAtmosphere show extreme fires in France and Spain exposing millions to extremely poor air quality and pushing 2026 fire emissions towards the highest levels of the past 24 years.

    Read more: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/extre

    @ECMWF

  19. 🔥Track global wildfire emissions in near-real time or look back at events since 2003. As fires burn worldwide, the “Fire Emissions Watch” app from #CopernicusAtmosphere provides fire emissions data and smoke plume forecasts based on the Global Fire Assimilation System (GFAS) dataset.

    Explore more: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/fire-

  20. Three charts based on #CopernicusAtmosphere data you shouldn’t miss this month:

    📈 Huge plumes of smoke crossing North America and the North Atlantic from wildfires in Canada – CAMS
    1️⃣ bsky.app/profile/copernicusecm
    Read the article: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/extre

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  21. #CopernicusAtmosphere Aerosol Optical Depth forecasts have been showing a complex scenario in recent days, mixing Saharan Dust and smoke from the numerous wildfires around the western Mediterranean.

    See the latest charts: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/chart

    @ECMWF

  22. On 7 August, interview series "Science on the 7th" will focus on air quality forecasting with guest Laurence Rouil, Director of #CopernicusAtmosphere at @ECMWF, joined by host Pallavi Pant. The series brings together top experts to discuss key topics in air quality and global health.

    🔗 More info stateofglobalair.org/news-even

  23. ❗️Last call - Invitation to tender: Support targeted communication campaigns and media partnerships. The contract will support campaign delivery and media partnership activities under the coordination and leadership of @ECMWF

    📅 Deadline: 4 August 2026

    Info:
    🔴 climate.copernicus.eu/cjs2130b
    🔵 atmosphere.copernicus.eu/cjs21

    #CopernicusClimate #CopernicusAtmosphere

  24. Richard Engelen, Deputy Director of #CopernicusAtmosphere, explains how greenhouse gas monitoring will advance with the Copernicus anthropogenic CO2 Monitoring satellite constellation and the expansion of the CAMS system to include the estimation of emissions and natural surface fluxes in a comprehensive close-to-real-time monitoring system.

    🔗 atmosphere.copernicus.eu/iwggm

    @DLR

  25. @ECMWF invites tenders to develop an evaluation and quality control framework for emission and surface fluxes products under #CopernicusAtmosphere, targeting existing and emerging services for monitoring global emissions and natural fluxes.

    Deadline: 30 Sep 2026

    Full details: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/cams2

  26. Invitation to tender: Support targeted communication campaigns and media partnerships. The contract will support campaign delivery and media partnership activities under the coordination and leadership of @ECMWF.

    📅 Deadline: 4 August 2026

    Info:
    🔴 climate.copernicus.eu/cjs2130b
    🔵 atmosphere.copernicus.eu/cjs21

    #CopernicusClimate #CopernicusAtmosphere

  27. As the 2026 wildfire season intensifies, #CopernicusAtmosphere and #CopernicusClimate use satellite observations to provide datasets for tracking wildfire intensity, burned area, emissions and smoke worldwide. Learn how CAMS turns these measurements into daily five-day forecasts of atmospheric composition to track the impacts of wildfire emissions and smoke.

    Read more: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/wildf

  28. Global aerosol experts met in Bonn for the 16th International Cooperative for Aerosol Prediction organised by #CopernicusAtmosphere and @ECMWF to share the latest progress on new observing systems, data assimilation and artificial intelligence for improved aerosol forecasts.

    Find out more: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/globa

  29. Long-range transport of smoke from late‑June wildfires in North America and Eurasia shows the 2026 boreal fire season is now picking up after a relatively calm start of the year. The #CopernicusAtmosphere is tracking emissions from these fires and others currently burning in southern Europe.

    Find out more: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/lowes

    @ECMWF

  30. 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: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/small

    #CopernicusAtmosphere

  31. 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: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/small

  32. The 2024 Antarctic #ozonehole continues its fairly average development, unlike the large ozone holes from previous years, declining very steadily since mid-October.

    Is this a sign of recovery? We answered this question in this article: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/slow-

    Follow the process with the #CopernicusAtmosphere Monitoring Service: atmosphere.copernicus.eu/monit

  33. The #CopernicusAtmosphere Monitoring Service 5-day forecast of total column ozone over the #SouthPole initialized on 1 December 00 UTC showing the final stages(?) of the 2022 #OzoneHole as it drifts away from the pole and gradually disappearing. This has been the third year in a row of the ozone hole persisting throughout November due to cold and persistent #Polar Vortex.

    More on our monitoring pages at t.co/c2tPB8P9ko

    #AntarcticaDay #Antarctic #OzoneLayer #EarthObservation #AtmosChem