Brisbane CO2 for 2 July 2023

Carbon dioxide concentrations rose somewhat on Saturday, perhaps due to the afternoon winds picking up and changing direction to come from the S.E. (20 km/hr at 3 p.m. recorded at Archerfield). This marks a change from three days of strong westerlies moving volumes of non-urban air across the city.  South-easterlies would bring air across the city towards the monitors, tending to pick up the city’s anthropogenic emissions en route. A rise later in the day was largely confined to the Chapel Hill site, however, so the story is probably more complex (as is normal for data of this type).

Daily Averages – Phase 2 (See explanation of differences between Phase 1 and Phase 2 data)

For reference, latest monthly average (May 2023) from CSIRO for Kennaook/Cape Grim in NW Tasmania was 415.7 ppm. (Note – these are provisional values, subject to revision folllowing sensor re-calibrations and other checks.)

DatePetrie TerraceChapel HillBellbird Park
2-Jul-2023424 ppm425 ppm414 ppm
1-Jul-2023419 ppm407 ppm405 ppm
30-Jun-2023414 ppm405 ppm402 ppm
29-Jun-2023415 ppm409 ppm405 ppm
28-Jun-2023435 ppm427 ppm428 ppm
27-Jun-2023426 ppm409 ppm415 ppm
26-Jun-2023412 ppm402 ppm412 ppm
25-Jun-2023447 ppm426 ppm429 ppm
24-Jun-2023427 ppm417 ppm423 ppm
23-Jun-2023434 ppm427 ppm435 ppm
22-Jun-2023442 ppm425 ppm436 ppm
21-Jun-2023443 ppm421 ppm437 ppm
20-Jun-2023421 ppm414 ppm417 ppm
19-Jun-2023430 ppm418 ppm419 ppm
18-Jun-2023436 ppm426 ppm434 ppm
17-Jun-2023440 ppm429 ppm437 ppm
16-Jun-2023438 ppm421 ppm433 ppm
15-Jun-2023433 ppm412 ppm428 ppm
14-Jun-2023435 ppm425 ppm438 ppm
13-Jun-2023441 ppm436 ppm442 ppm
12-Jun-2023442 ppm439 ppm448ppm
11-Jun-2023443 ppm441 ppm451 ppm
10-Jun-2023446 ppm432 ppm4444 ppm
9-Jun-2023441 ppm428 ppm440ppm
CO2 concentrations for Phase 2
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