The Land Breeze and ClNO 2 production over Santa Monica Bay Nick Wagner, Steven S. Brown, William P. Dubé, Brian M. Lerner, Eric J. Williams, Wayne Angevine,

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The Land Breeze and ClNO 2 production over Santa Monica Bay Nick Wagner, Steven S. Brown, William P. Dubé, Brian M. Lerner, Eric J. Williams, Wayne Angevine, James Roberts - NOAA Earth System Research Lab, USA Theran Riedel, and Joel A. Thornton - University of Washington, USA Derek Coffman - Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory, NOAA, Seattle, Washington, USA A. Vlasenko, Shao-Meng Li - Air Quality Research Division, Science and Technology Branch, Environment Canada, Canada Outline: 1) Sea breeze and land breeze in Santa Monica Bay. 2)ClNO 2 production in the land breeze. CaLNex A t n t i s l Credit: Dan WHOI

O3O3 NO 2 N2O5N2O5 ∆ H 2 O(l) NO 3 Cl - (aq) NO 2 HNO 3 Deposition ClNO 2 ClNO 2 Production Mechanism O 3 and NO 2 react to produce NO 3. NO 3 is photoliable and exists in significant concentrations only at night. NO 3 and N 2 O 5 are usually in chemical equilibrium and rapidly inter convert. NO 3 is lost to reactions with VOCs. N 2 O 5 is lost to hydrolysis. Conventional view: In the aerosol N 2 O 5 is converted into NO 3 - and HNO 3, which is lost to deposition. New mechanism: N 2 O 5 is convert to ClNO 2 in aerosol with Cl -. ClNO 2 builds throughout the night and is lost to photolysis in the morning.

1970’s transport study: SF 6 injected into power plant at El Segundo in early evening. Inferred transport in land breeze initiated aloft, eventually mixing to surface level. Return transport during sea breeze the following day. Pre-CalNex view of ClNO 2 production: F. Shair, Atmos. Environ., 1982 Cass and Shair Experiment – Observation of the Land Breeze Cl - ClNO 2 NO x Land Breeze ClNO 2 is produced in urban outflow over the ocean. The most consistent outflow is the land breeze over Santa Monica Bay.

CalNex Platforms Santa Monica Bay Use measurements from R/V Atlantis in Santa Monica Bay, LAX wind profiler and P-3 vertical profiles over LAX.

LAX wind profiler Located on the coast of Santa Monica Bay. Data from mid-April through mid–July. Diurnally averaged wind direction shows a land breeze and sea breeze below 700 meters. The land breeze occurs on the majority of nights during spring. Observations from the R/V Atlantis and the NOAA P-3 were at times consistent with the entire period.

ClNO 2 Observed from the R/V Atlantis ClNO 2 is observed in the land breeze at mixing ratios as high as 2 ppbv. Use a box model to calculate ClNO 2 production over water and compare with measurements.

Box modeling of ClNO 2 production Reactions: Wind speed and direction give the transport time from the coast. DMS concentration is used to estimate NO 3 loss rate. Upper limit for ClNO 2 production, because the maximum N 2 O 5 uptake was assumed. (  = 0.04) Used two different yields:  =100% for upper limit  = % of NO z

Example Boxmodel Calculation Initialized the model to measured values of O 3, NO 2, and N 2 O 5.

Results of Box Modeling Four nights in Santa Monica Bay during the land breeze were used. ClNO 2 production over water is insufficient to account for observed ClNO 2.

Aircraft Vertical Profiles over LAX – Transport of ClNO 2 into Santa Monica Bay Vertical profiles confirms transport of ClNO 2 into Santa Monica Bay.

Conclusions Production of ClNO 2 over land compared with over water. As the aerosol moves inland on the sea breeze it becomes more acidic. The acidification process allows Cl - to move to particles with the most surface area. Gard, Science 279, 1184 (1998) High aerosol liquid water content over water dilutes Cl - and reduces the yield. (future work?) Stronger sea breeze transports more Cl - in land than NO X is transported to sea in land breeze. See Levi Mielke’s poster on ClNO 2 measurements at Pasadena ground site. Post-CalNex view: ClNO 2 is produced over Santa Monica Bay. However, significant production occurs over land and some ClNO 2 is transported to Santa Monica Bay on the land breeze. Cl - ClNO 2 NO x Land Breeze ClNO 2 Sea Breeze

Composition of the Land Breeze In the land breeze are fresh urban emissions. The sea breeze is a more aged and dilute urban air mass.

Details of Boxmodeling 5/16/20115/21/20115/24/20115/25/2011 Distance to the Coast 6.7 km12.6 km2.1 km7.3 km Transport time1.8 hours2.0 hours0.18 hours1.1 hours N2O5N2O5 23 ± 6 pptv49 ± 13 pptv54 ± 19 pptv8 ± 3 pptv NO ± 2.1 ppbv9.0 ± 0.6 ppbv14.3 ± 3.2 ppbv 3.2 ± 0.8 ppbv O3O3 35.5± 2.4 ppbv26.4 ± 3.3 ppbv21.5 ± 2.6 ppbv 34.8 ± 1.0 ppbv DMS35 ± 10 pptv18 ± 11 pptv21 ± 10 pptv15 ± 9 ppbv k NO3+DMS s s s s-1 Total Surface Area 960 ± 50  m 2 /cm ± 50  m 2 /cm ± 50  m 2 /cm ± 20  m 2 /cm 3 k N2O s s s s-1 ClNO 2 produced over water  = 100% 790 pptv720 pptv65 pptv92 pptv ClNO 2 produced over water 79 pptv  = 10% 360 pptv  = 50% 32 pptv  = 50% 46 pptv  = 50% ClNO 2 Observed320 pptv1450 ± 250 pptv580 ± 61 pptv340 ± 41 pptv

AMS Aerosol Composition: Land Breeze – Sea Breeze

Aerosol Composition – Filter Samples – Land Breeze

Aerosol Composition – Filter Samples – Sea Breeze

Radiosondes Launched from the R/V Atlantis Four radiosondes launched during the land breeze. (during the night in SMB) The marine boundary layer extends up to between 550 and 750 meters. Land breeze in the boundary layer from the East - South East. Above the marine boundary layer winds are from the northwest. R/V Atlantis measurements are representative of the marine boundary layer.

The R/V Atlantis observed the land breeze in Santa Monica Bay on five nights. (5/15 th, 5/16 th, 5/21 st, 5/24 th and 5/25 th ) The land breeze begins around midnight and continues a few hours after sunrise. Land Breeze observed on the R/V Atlantis Diurnal Wind Speed and DirectionSanta Monica Bay