Temporary ozone hole formed over Ireland & UK - due to acid droplets in recent stratospheric clouds destroying ozone pic.twitter.com/yeNYQIqLfk
— Simon Cardy (@weather_king) February 5, 2016
A 'temporary ozone hole' has formed over Ireland & UK due to acid droplets in recent stratospheric clouds destroying ozone, according to London based Meteorologist Simon Cardy who tweeted an image of the hole this morning.
Cardy is a Meteorologist specialising in weather impacts for the Energy Industry (trading, demand forecasting, renewables, power networks).
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