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Main St.- Hattiesburg, MS 39401 | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy Rockland County can boast of another millionaire Jessica Enriques-Carpio of Pearl River has claimed a $3 million prize from the New York Lottery's Triple Jackpot 777 scratch-off game After the required tax withholdings, Enriques-Carpio received a one-time, lump-sum payment of $1,386,633, the New York State Lottery said in a release. 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Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience and security The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) will close the Pearl River Wildlife Management Area (WMA) due to flooding Saturday (Feb The Pearl River flood gauge mark is expected to reach 16.5 feet Saturday morning which would trigger an automatic benchmark closure set by the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission The gate at the entrance to the WMA on Old Highway 11 will be closed and locked. Included in the closure is the Pearl River-Honey Island Shooting Range, located in the Pearl River WMA. Once the gauge recedes below 16.5 feet, the WMA will reopen to all activities. The Pearl River gauge data readings can be found at https://water.noaa.gov/gauges/perl1 is located approximately six miles east of Slidell and approximately one mile east of Pearl River Available game species include white-tailed deer There are youth deer and squirrel seasons as well as youth and general turkey lottery hunts All visitors to Pearl River WMA and all LDWF WMAs must have either a WMA Access Permit, Senior Hunting/Fishing License, Louisiana Sportsman’s Paradise License, or Lifetime Hunting/Fishing License. Go to https://www.wlf.louisiana.gov/page/wmarefugeconservation-area-licenses-and-permits for more information For information on this WMA, go to https://www.wlf.louisiana.gov/page/pearl-river or contact Forest Burks at fburks@wlf.la.gov Two lucky players recently walked away from Pearl River Resort with more than a million dollars in their pockets The resort in Choctaw reported Monday that on March 10 struck gold with a $1,140,689 jackpot at Silver Star Casino “It looks like the madness of March has spilled over from the sportsbook onto the gaming floor,” Pearl River Resort interim president and CEO Tim Hill said “The staff at Pearl River Resort is excited for each of these million-dollar wins It’s great to see just one guest have such a memorable experience but having two brings the excitement to a whole new level.” The winners cashed in on the same slot game Buffalo Power Play can be credited for making the players millionaires The Wild West-themed game is available to play at both casinos If you or someone you know has a gambling problem please call the National Council on Problem Gambling’s toll-free helpline at 1-800-GAMBLER Copyright 2025 SuperTalk Mississippi Media Subscribe to our newsletter to get our newest articles instantly SuperTalk Mississippi Media is Mississippi’s leader in news SuperTalk Mississippi Media covers every inch of the state Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here as Arlington dominated its league and looked every bit the part of a title favorite this winter but humility and an understanding of the obstacles ahead Because the Admirals were in a similar position a year ago having shown so much in the regular season it seemed all that remained was a coronation to the surprise of the team and even its rivals Arlington faltered in the section tournament “There’s no question we were disappointed; it hurt,” junior Braden Cassidy said of his boys bowling team placing third last February but we had to make some changes to not let that happen again It was about realizing we can’t take anything for granted and never losing sight of the real goal.” but in hand Tuesday as they exited Fishkill Bowl carrying medals the Admirals redeemed themselves and rolled to a Section 1 large-school championship Beyond a dynasty: North Rockland girls win 20th straight bowling title Perfect timing: Howles' 300 game helps Arlington win DeStefano Tournament a senior whose breakout season helped facilitate this run “We came into the year knowing we had a great team Lukas Csury played on his mini speaker a recording of the “A-O-E” chant the school has adopted the acronym could’ve stood for “Arlington over everyone.” Howles shot a tournament-best 1,417 series and teammate Ivan Ortega was second with a 1,410 as the Admirals dropped 6,664 pins and led from start to finish They staved off late charges from defending champion North Rockland (6,385) and John Jay-East Fishkill (6,335) The Admirals advance to the Division 1 state tournament on March 14 at Strike N Spare Lanes in Syracuse Arlington is the second Dutchess County team to win the section in three seasons bought with their hard work,” coach Stefanie Rice said while looking at her medal “Having our bowlers announced the way they were Every member of the team has contributed and done well.” Freshmen Nick Manno and Owen McNamara were among the high game medalists starred for years alongside Cassidy as the roster was rebuilt around them “I've gone to states three times with the composite team but accomplishing this with your whole team is a much better feeling,” said Ortega who set a program record with a 231 average this season “I think we have what it takes it win it all.” A gem for Pearl RiverDuring the sixth game when it was all but certain that Pearl River had an insurmountable lead The coach thought about how arduous ― seemingly torturous sometimes ― the Pirates’ journey to this point had been There were all the close calls and heartbreaks including the tease of runner-up finishes the previous two years it took everything in me to not cry,” Hogne said a couple of them would’ve rolled their eyes like There is such a rapport within this jovial group and a closeness with their coach forged through those setbacks and rebounds that she knew a few jokes would’ve been zinged her way during the celebration “I wouldn’t have given her a hard time about that Because the Pirates finally got their treasure shining on the big stage and capturing their first Section 1 small-school title They dropped 5,508 pins to usurp three-time defending champ Hendrick Hudson (5,205) Pearl River advances to the Division 2 state tournament March 16 at Strike N Spare Lanes in Syracuse Teammates said music usually is in constant rotation during their bus rides and that four-hour trip upstate likely will feature some throwback classics including “Carless Whisper” and “Free Bird.” (Fetty Wap is about as current as they’ll go.) Tyler Bellhouse shot 1,134 and Figueroa an 1,130 especially because we know what it’s like to come close and not get it,” said senior Sean Raumberger “The last few years (Hen Hud) has been great having a dominant rival “was extra motivation for us” to reach that level and eventually clear the hurdle Hen Hud’s Matthes Lersch bowled a 1,137 and Irvington’s Nate Moshan a 1,122 “They’re hard-working kids who are mentally strong,” said Hogne they committed themselves to getting better They put the foot on the gas and didn’t let up.” Section 1 composite teamsJayden Conto and John Hansen of John Jay-East Fishkill Logan Cullinane and Nick Thiell of North Rockland are the large-school representatives in the Division 1 composite tournament March 15 in Syracuse The small-school team includes North Salem's Jericho Hartley Nate Moshan (Irvington) and the Hen Hud quartet of Lucas Tangredi comprising standouts who aren't on the section championship teams will face other sectional all-stars squads Stephen Haynes: shaynes@poughkeepsiejournal.com; 845-437-4826; Twitter: @StephenHaynes4 the second largest in the state behind New York City's parade attracted tens of thousands on Sunday afternoon 1.8-mile parade in the charming hamlet of Pearl River is typically held the Sunday after St It is sponsored by the Rockland County Ancient Order of Hibernians and Rockland County Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians John McGowan was grand marshal for the 2025 parade The former Rockland Count legislator and state Assembly member has marched in the Rockland County St Margaret's parochial school in Pearl River McGowan said while marching and greeting spectators "As a kid from Pearl River this is a dream come true." The parade started in 1963 and has been in Pearl River since 1972 (with two years taken off during the pandemic) About 34.2% of Pearl River's population identifies Irish ancestry Census Bureau's 2023 American Community Survey estimate Feeling green: How tiny Rockland's St. Patrick's Day parade became one of NY's biggest and most loved Look back: See photos through the years of Rockland County St. Patrick's Day Parade in Pearl River 'I am so proud to be a part': Meet John McGowan, the 61st Rockland St. Patrick's Day Parade grand marshal PEARL RIVER — Outside the Pearl River Public Library tens of thousands of books were loaded onto a truck ready for their temporary home across the street The renovation will enhance the community room and children’s room The goal is to modernize the library to better meet the community's needs including creating flexible programming spaces for various uses As the library prepares for its grand opening on Jan. 21 at its temporary location at 75 E Central Ave. will remain closed for the duration of the 18-month renovation interim director of the Pearl River Public Library expressed excitement about the renovation and and expanded programming that will follow its completion The plan calls for restructuring the layout renovating the children’s room and making the building energy efficient Falcone emphasized the welcoming children’s room and a larger learning lab The new learning lab would double the size of the existing one and serve as a hub for technology-driven programs The project is made possible through a $14.35 million capital bond library staff have been busy packing more than 51,000 books While they must downsize from their current 35,000-square-foot space to a 7,500-square-foot temporary space Falcone assured that the library will continue to offer a wide range of programs “We’re very optimistic that the public will be well served in the new space,” said Falcone With 10,100 active patrons and 35,351 program attendees the Pearl River Library is one of the busiest branches in the region some programs will be held at local partner organizations including the Pearl River United Methodist Church and the Rockland Conservatory of Music some of the organizations have already hosted library programs in preparation for the move The Pearl River United Methodist Church will provide space for programs ranging from chair yoga to story time and movie nights The Rockland Conservatory of Music has hosted weekly story time sessions since October at 45 S Main St deputy director of Rockland Conservatory of Music said the collaboration not only meets the needs of the community but introduces library patrons to the conservatory's music programs such as instrument lessons and concerts “We love the Pearl River Library and we’re happy to be in this community economic growth and development for The Journal News/lohud and USA Today Network Metrics details Having developed rapidly for more than 40 years of reform and opening up the supply of the urban land in the Pearl River Delta urban agglomeration (PRDUA) has been increasingly tense Based on a panel data set for the period 2006–2021 this paper applied a super-efficiency epsilon-based measure (EBM) model with undesirable outputs to calculate the urban land utilization eco-efficiency (ULUEE) of nine cities in the PRDUA subsequently using a Tobit model to analyze the influencing factors of ULUEE The results show that: (1) ULUEE in the PRDUA during the study period presents a fluctuating character over time (2) ULUEE was at a higher level around Guangzhou and opening up to the outside world had positive impacts on ULUEE while government intervention and infrastructure construction had a negative impact on ULUEE Given PRDUA’s status as one of China’s three major urban agglomerations there is an urgent need to explore its land use efficiency to inform development strategies and optimize land allocation policies Flowchart of the empirical research of ULUEE in China thereby enhancing the precision of the evaluation Based on comprehensive and scientific principles this paper defines urban land use eco-efficiency as follows: under the condition of stable or decreased input of productive factors the overall production system in the built-up area in a city municipal district achieves greater economic gains at less cost to the environment where $\eta^{ * }$ denotes the value of ULUEE; β and δ are the parameters of radial measure; $yro$ and $kpo$ stand for the ith input rth desirable output and pth undesirable output of the oth DMU (afterward DMUo) $s_{r}^{ + }$ and $s_{p}^{ - }$ indicate the slack variables of the ith input rth desirable output and pth undesirable output and $\omega_{p}^{ - }$ stand for the weights of the ith input $\varepsilon y$ and $\varepsilon k$ are the ckey parameters tha signify the non-radial weights of inputs respectively; λi represents the linear combination coefficient of DMUj the Tobit regression model is used in this study The form of the Tobit model is as follows: where Y represents the interpreted variable X stands for the explanatory variable; α denotes the intercept vector; β is the parameter vector; ε indicates the normal distributed error term This paper’s research area is the PRDUA, which contains Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Foshan, Zhuhai, Huizhou, Dongguan, Zhongshan, Jiangmen, and Zhaoqing (Fig. 2). By the end of 2021, the total population of the Pearl River Delta region was 57.2 million; regional GDP reached 731,877 billion yuan, accounting for 9.83% of national GDP. The study time period is from 2006 to 2021. The average ULUEE values of nine cities in the PRDUA from 2006 to 2021. Evolutionary trend of the Mean ULUEE and variation coefficient of ULUEE in nine cities in the PRDUA from 2006 to 2021 As shown in Table 4 the annual average ULUEE value of Shenzhen There are several possible explanations for understanding such results Shenzhen and Guangzhou have boasted nearly perfect infrastructure construction over the past years With strong industrial foundation and rich human capital as well as the extremely high concentration of colleges and universities these cities have occupied significant advantages for independent innovation There is no doubt that more advanced technologies and perfect hardware conditions will make great contributions to improving their level of ULUEE these advantages not only benefit the local development but also usually have regional spillover effect on cities adjacent to the growth pole Foshan is probable to receive the positive effects of industrial transitions from Guangzhou and Shenzhen such as improving the internal infrastructure and optimizing the production technology which are conclusive to maintain a high-level ULUEE value with all the annual average ULUEE values being less than 0.6 and the lowest value in Dongguan only 0.453 which indicates a large amount of excessive input of land resources for economy development As shown in Table 2 and Fig. 3 the average value of ULUEE in the Pearl River Delta region from 2006 to 2021 as calculated with the super-efficiency EBM model with undesirable outputs ranges between 0.724 and 0.782 with the highest point was in 2007 and the lowest point was in 2014 It is worth noting that the variation coefficient showed an overall downward trend after 2017 impling that the spatial gap of ULEE between urban agglomerations tended to decrease after 2017 With the concept of green development gradually gaining popularity and the continuous promotion of ecological civilization construction Dongguan and Jiangmen compared with the initial research stage has been significantly improved the ULUEE in Zhongshan city has decreased considerably which may be related to the problems existing in resource utilization environmental protection or urban development strategy in the city which needs to an in-depth analysis according to specific situations for effective measures The excessive intervention of the government may restrict the normal market mechanism which would reduce the efficiency of land resource allocation the impact of government intervention on ULUEE must be tested all believe that higher economic development levels produce high efficient land resource allocation this paper expects to find a positive correlation between economic development level and ULUEE this paper uses the ratio of tertiary industry output to second industry output to represent industrial structure and expects the industrial structure to have a positive impact on ULUEE this paper applies the ratio of total export–import volume to GDP to represent opening up level and expects urban levels of opening up to have a positive impact on ULUEE this paper expects technological progress to have a positive impact on ULUEE suggesting that there is no multicollinearity problems The concrete expression of the Tobit model is as follows: meaning that government intervention in the Pearl River Delta region has gradually increased The local governments in the Pearl River Delta region need to avoid the excessive intervention of the market economy and optimize fiscal expenditures to stimulate the vitality of the market economy the contradiction between supply and demand of the urban land gradually worsens and the urban land resources becoming increasingly scarce The municipal governments of the region should constantly raise the threshold of urban land supply increase the output capacity of urban land The regression coefficient of Opening-up level is significantly positive indicating that raising opening up level has a beneficial effect on ULUEE this is not to advocate blindly expanding foreign trade exports or short-term economic benefits We should reasonably integrate the trade structure and reduce the import and export of high energy consumption and high emission products and support trade exchanges of high-tech and environment friendly industries Infrastructure construction level have presents a notable negative correlation with ULUEE the regional infrastructure have been relatively perfect Further improving the infrastructure is essential The PRDUA should speed up the intelligence construction of modern transport which has significant increase in green innovation output In order to play the role of the industrial upgrading it needs to strengthen the industrial policy guidance and support and improve the market mechanisms and industrial supervision The local governments should provide more tax preferences and system guarantees for independent innovation of enterprises and set up a market-oriented innovation system This paper acknowledges certain limitations that warrant further research the analysis could not extend prior to 2006 Expanding the study period would provide more comprehensive insights this research focuses on cities as the primary units of analysis Future studies should explore these smaller administrative units for a more granular understanding the paper only focused on the land use eco-efficiency of administrative spaces future work should focus on the that of specific urban land This study applied the super EBM model with undesirable outputs to calculate ULUEE for nine cities in the PRDUA between 2006 and 2021 we also examined the factors driving efficiency improvements The key findings are as follows: (1) From 2006 to 2021 ULUEE in the PRDUA ranges between 0.724 and 0.782 and Foshan maintained relatively high ULUEE levels throughout the study period (3) Economic development and openness contributed positively to ULUEE while government intervention and Infrastructure construction had an adverse effect we propose the following recommendations to enhance ULUEE in the PRDUA: (1) Cities within the PRDUA should strengthen collaboration to develop cohesive urban agglomeration plans fostering coordinated growth across urban and rural areas Encourage industrial transformation and upgrading and develope high-tech industries and green industries Strengthen cooperation and exchanges with advanced international regions and introduce advanced technology and management experience The governments should improve the land management system and strengthen supervision of the land market Optimize the layout of infrastructure construction and improve the utilization efficiency and ecological benefits of infrastructure (2) For large cities such as Guangzhou and Shenzhen which exhibit higher ULUEE and face limited land availability efforts should focus on urban renewal projects particularly revitalizing underutilized land in older districts and exploring underground space development Relocating low-intensity industries to satellite cities We will increase investment in research and development of green technologies and promote innovation and transformation of green technologies should leverage their strategic locations by adjusting their industrial and land use structures Prioritizing innovation-driven industries and creative sectors will enable more efficient land resource allocation which are geographically distant from the core of the Pearl River Delta should focus on accommodating industrial transfers from key development areas and promoting labor-intensive industries These cities must also manage surplus rural labor while preserving ecological buffer zones and agricultural land to enhance environmental quality These cities need formulate green industrial policies guide industries to become green and low-carbon industries and promote industrial upgrading and ecological transformation The data were collected from the Guangdong Statistical Yearbook (2007–2022) The reader can contact us at 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Please click here to report it and include the headline of the story in your email Metrics details Surface ozone pollution is a severe air pollution problem and typically occurs in the warm season since it is driven by photochemistry Recent studies showed a tendency for ozone pollution to spread into the cold season less attention was paid to its evolution and causes we show general uptrends in surface ozone of 1.15 ppbv a−1 during the spring (March to May) over the past decade (2013–2022) in the Pearl River Delta primarily the increase in northerly airflow at the 850hPa level and the rise in net surface solar radiation flux (SSR) as determined by the multiple linear regression model The change in three meteorological factors especially in the stagnant weather conditions are critical in driving spring ozone increase and their relative importance differs between inland and coastal regions These results show that the meteorological-induced springtime ozone pollution warrants vigilance as spring ozone pollution control in climate-sensitive areas will be more challenging towards climate change these findings advance our understanding of the underlying mechanisms responsible for the pronounced O3 pollution and also underscore the complexity of O3 pollution in the warm seasons in the PRD region we further interpret the spatial response of spring ozone to meteorological fields and prevailing atmospheric conditions a Spatial distribution of trends based on monthly MDA8 O3 anomalies following the method adopted by Cooper et al. 68 The color of the circles indicates the range of values while the size of each circle represents the magnitude of the value within its respective range b Probability density functions of spring daily MDA8 ozone The thick blue and red lines represent 2013–2017 and 2018–2022 values For the city scale, MDA8 O3 trends in nine major cities in PRD spanned from 0.38 to 2.05 ppbv a−1 (Fig. 2b, detailed in Supplementary Fig. 1) shown to be the uniform and positive contributors to the increments in springtime ozone levels have driven increases ranging from 0.59 to 1.09 ppbv a−1 with minor differences across the nine cities anthropogenic emissions exhibit a diverse impact on urban MDA8 O3 trends The most striking growth rates were exhibited in Guangzhou anthropogenic emissions contributed significant in Guangzhou and Huizhou illustrate a dampening effect of anthropogenic change (between −0.44 and −0.3 ppbv a−1) with the changes in anthropogenic emissions effectively counteract the meteorological increase in ozone This suggests prioritizing VOC reductions could better mitigate springtime ozone pollution under climate change reductions in NOx emissions in transitional zones have resulted in the ozone decrease highlighting the effectiveness of these policies in addressing spring ozone growth a The 1st most important meteorological variable Circles and squares represent meteorological variables positively and negatively impacting ozone growth b Same with (a) the 2nd most important meteorological variable c Same with (a) the 3rd most important meteorological variable V850 is also identified as the leading meteorological factor suggesting that the northerly flow within the boundary layer is a key mechanism behind the increased springtime ozone exceedances (Methods) in the southwest which affirms that local photochemical reactions play a decisive role in ozone variations of the inland This leads to increased ozone concentrations during the late spring period (May) in southern China These insights indicate that the variability of the South China Sea monsoon and the resulting increased solar radiation are key factors influencing springtime ozone levels in this climate-sensitive areas The conditional probability of an O3 exceedance event under the following weather types for each site: a Low flow The color of the circles indicates the range of probability values while the size of each circle represents the magnitude of the specific probability value within its respective range The “a” value denotes the average annual occurrence of a specific weather type across the PRD region calculated by averaging the annual occurrence totals from each monitoring site over multiple years The “b” value is defined as the regional-averaged total number of days per year that stations experience ozone exceedances The specific calculation formulas for the “a” and “b” values are provided in the Methods section a The annual regional ozone exceedance totals for six key weather types from 2013 to 2022 The values tagged on the bars represent the percentage of regional ozone exceedance totals under Low Flow weather type out of the totals for all weather patterns each year The annual regional ozone exceedance totals for the given weather type are detailed in the Methods section b Trends in the annual total occurrences of the Low Flow weather pattern at each site c Trends in the annual total ozone exceedances under the LF weather pattern at each site Statistically significant trends above the 90% confidence level are marked with black dots The strong systematic winds with A-type weather systems facilitate the long-range transport of ozone and its precursors contributing to elevated background ozone levels in the PRD the infrequent occurrence of A-type weather systems during spring limits their overall impact on long-term ozone trends compared to the most frequent and influential LF-type weather systems The potential meteorological mechanisms driving the increased background ozone concentrations mentioned above vary across different weather systems This may explain the differing ozone growth mechanisms between the PRD and the NCP during the cold season with the trend being especially pronounced in the urban center and southwestern parts of the PRD The observed increase in ozone exceedances under LF conditions highlights the critical role that LF weather patterns play in driving springtime ozone pollution particularly in densely populated and industrialized areas a For daytime (11:00–18:00 local time) surface net solar radiation (SSR) b For the daily maximum value of 2-m air temperature (Tmax) c For daily 24-h averaged surface air relative humidity (RH) d For daytime (11:00–18:00 local time) 10-meter wind speed e For daytime (11:00–18:00 local time) wind speed at 850hPa a The annual variation in the proportion of RLFEs relative to the total regional Low Flow weather type days (see text) b The annual variation in the proportion of sites experiencing ozone exceedances within the RLFEs out of all the 57 sites in PRD each year particularly evident in the past five years These changes in local dynamic factors suggest an increase in atmospheric stagnation during RLFEs leading to a continuous decline in the capacity for horizontal transport of ground-level pollutants This scenario fosters an environment more conducive to the local photochemical production and accumulation of ozone Such changes could potentially lead to an intensification of local photochemical ozone production thereby possibly exacerbating the worsening of ozone pollution during RLFEs changes in local dynamic and thermal factors during RLFEs have resulted in the continuous deterioration of ozone pollution and the expansion of its impact across the Pearl River Delta will more challenge towards climate change this means that we need to implement more stringent emission reduction policies to avoiding the spring ozone pollution This study utilized TROPOMI Level 2 observations selecting data with quality assurance values greater than 0.75 for NO₂ and greater than 0.5 for HCHO the monthly ozone metric anomalies are computed as the mean of the corresponding values across all sites within the city We use a stepwise MRL model to quantify the role of meteorology in driving 2013–2022 ozone trends The coefficient of determination (R2) quantifies the fraction of variance of MDA8 O3 that can be accounted for with the MLR model only the three locally key meteorological variables are regressed onto monthly MDA8 O3 to fit the effect of 2013–2022 meteorological variability on ozone we identify the critical meteorological drivers for each city based on the occurrence frequency and proportion of the top three drivers across all sites within the city This approach allows for a more thorough understanding of the key factors contributing to ozone levels in each city considering the frequency and the magnitude of influence each driver has on the observed ozone variations the direct link between synoptic circulations and ozone exceedances was established by calculating the ozone exceedance frequencies under specific weather types at each monitoring site This methodology enabled us to identify key synoptic patterns driving the increase in springtime ozone levels We aim to elucidate the typical weather type contributing to spring ozone pollution and characterize the regional ozone pollution patterns associated with these weather types definitions and detailed calculation methods for these indices are as follows Ozone exceedances are defined as the number of days with the ozone concentration exceeding the Chinese grade II national air quality standard defined as MDA8 O3 > 75 ppbv or MDA1 O3 > 93 ppbv for each monitoring site The “a” value value analyzed in Fig. 4 is calculated as the following formula: Let ${T}_{{sy}}$ denote the total number of occurrences of a specific weather type at monitoring site $s$ during year $y$ the total number of monitoring sites is 57 and the number of years under study amounts to 10 years The “b” value value analyzed in Fig. 4 is calculated as the following formula: ${P}_{s}$ is the probability of ozone exceedance at monitoring site s for the specific weather type V is the count of valid monitoring sites for the specific weather type where a valid site is one that has recorded at least one instance of ozone exceedance (${P}_{s}$ > 0) during the weather type in question The annual regional ozone exceedance totals for a given weather type in year $y$ (${E}_{y}$) analyzed in Fig. 5 are computed using the formula: ${E}_{{sy}}$ is the count of ozone exceedance days at monitoring site s during year y A value of 0 indicates no exceedances for that site and year $V$ is the number of valid monitoring sites for the specific weather type which is the count of sites where ${E}_{{sy}}$ > 0 for at least one year in the study period The measurements and reanalysis data in this study are publicly available for download. 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