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Data courtesy of: South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control
 

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Forecast Discussion: The atmosphere remains rather moist on this Tuesday afternoon, so ozone levels have again been slow to respond. All zones will remain within the GREEN category today. Not much change is expected on Wednesday. The weak ridge of high pressure that has been in place over Georgia will dissolve as low pressure over the Midwest slips eastward. High pressure well off the Carolina coast will continue to pump in S'ly flow through the low levels of the atmosphere. This will continue to keep a warm, moist airmass in place, and all zones should remain CODE GREEN on Wednesday.

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