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This paper presents the latest analyses and integrates results of many past studies on the spatial and temporal variations of the annual frequency and intensity of tropical cyclones (TCs) making landfall along different areas of the East Asian (EA) c...

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5 Citations
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The Cycle 46 Configuration of the HARMONIE-AROME Forecast Model

  • Emily Gleeson,
  • Ekaterina Kurzeneva,
  • Wim de Rooy,
  • Laura Rontu,
  • Daniel Martín Pérez,
  • Colm Clancy,
  • Karl-Ivar Ivarsson,
  • Bjørg Jenny Engdahl,
  • Sander Tijm and
  • Roel Stappers
  • + 21 authors

5 November 2024

The aim of this technical note is to describe the Cycle 46 reference configuration of the HARMONIE-AROME convection-permitting numerical weather prediction model. HARMONIE-AROME is one of the canonical system configurations that is developed, maintai...

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8 Citations
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20 Pages

The Relationships between Adverse Weather, Traffic Mobility, and Driver Behavior

  • Ayman Elyoussoufi,
  • Curtis L. Walker,
  • Alan W. Black and
  • Gregory J. DeGirolamo

19 November 2023

Adverse weather conditions impact mobility, safety, and the behavior of drivers on roads. In an average year, approximately 21% of U.S. highway crashes are weather-related. Collectively, these crashes result in over 5300 fatalities each year. As a pr...

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7 Citations
5,666 Views
24 Pages

26 September 2023

Estimating precipitation is of critical importance to climate systems and decision-making processes. This paper presents Espresso, a deep learning model designed for estimating precipitation from satellite observations on a global scale. Conventional...

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2 Citations
4,302 Views
17 Pages

Assessment of Winter Urban Heat Island in Ljubljana, Slovenia

  • Matej Ogrin,
  • Domen Svetlin,
  • Sašo Stefanovski and
  • Barbara Lampič

Although the urban heat island (UHI) phenomenon is more commonly studied in summer, its influence is also important in winter. In this study, the authors focused on the winter UHI in Ljubljana (Slovenia) and its impact on the urban population, as wel...

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3 Citations
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12 Pages

In atmospheric models, the representation of cloudiness is a direct linkage between the moisture amount and associated radiative forcing. This paper begins by providing a review of the parameterization of cloudiness that has been used for numerical w...

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4 Citations
3,737 Views
31 Pages

Barotropic Instability during Eyewall Replacement

  • Christopher J. Slocum,
  • Richard K. Taft,
  • James P. Kossin and
  • Wayne H. Schubert

20 April 2023

Just before making landfall in Puerto Rico, Hurricane Maria (2017) underwent a concentric eyewall cycle in which the outer convective ring appeared robust while the inner ring first distorted into an ellipse and then disintegrated. The present work o...

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24 Pages

The reliability of extreme wind speed predictions at large mean recurrence intervals (MRI) is assessed by bootstrapping samples from representative known distributions. The classical asymptotic generalized extreme value distribution (GEV) and the gen...

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22 Pages

Why Above-Average Rainfall Occurred in Northern Northeast Brazil during the 2019 El Niño?

  • Felipe M. de Andrade,
  • Victor A. Godoi and
  • José A. Aravéquia

El Niño is generally associated with negative rainfall anomalies (below-average rainfall) in northern Northeast Brazil (NNEB). In 2019, however, the opposite rainfall pattern was observed during an El Niño episode. Here, we explore the...

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21 Pages

20 November 2024

This study investigates the synoptic conditions associated with lake-effect snow (LES) over northwestern Pennsylvania with a focus on classifying cases based on the tracks of cyclones influencing the region, including Nor’easters (NEs), Alberta...

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3 Citations
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16 Pages

Decadal Variability of Tropical Cyclone Genesis Factors over the Arabian Sea During Post-Monsoon Season

  • Prabodha Kumar Pradhan,
  • Vinay Kumar,
  • Akhilesh Kumar Mishra,
  • Lokesh Kumar Pandey and
  • Nagarjuna Rao Dabbugottu

Arabian Sea (AS) and Bay of Bengal (BoB) cyclones around the Indian subcontinent cause widespread floods and other natural hazards. There is no single convincing answer to this puzzle in the era of global warming. The warming of the western and centr...

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36 Pages

Variability of the Diurnal Cycle of Precipitation in South America

  • Ronald G. Ramírez-Nina,
  • Maria Assunção Faus da Silva Dias and
  • Pedro Leite da Silva Dias

A seasonal climatology of the diurnal cycle of precipitation (DCP) and the assessment of its observed trend since the beginning of the 21st century using the IMERG product are performed for South America (SA). Its high spatial–temporal resoluti...

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A Simple Family of Tropical Cyclone Models

  • Wayne H. Schubert,
  • Richard K. Taft and
  • Christopher J. Slocum

28 March 2023

This review discusses a simple family of models capable of simulating tropical cyclone life cycles, including intensification, the formation of the axisymmetric version of boundary layer shocks, and the development of an eyewall. Four models are disc...

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Characteristics of Convective Parameters Derived from Rawinsonde and ERA5 Data Associated with Hailstorms in Northeastern Romania

  • Vasilică Istrate,
  • Dorin Podiuc,
  • Dragoș Andrei Sîrbu,
  • Eduard Popescu,
  • Emil Sîrbu and
  • Doru Dorian Popescu

23 August 2023

Using a database of 378 hail days between 1981 and 2020, the climatic characteristics of 23 convective parameters from sounding data and ERA5 data were statistically analysed. The goal of this work is to evaluate the usefulness and representativeness...

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4 Citations
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25 Pages

Climate forecasting is essential for energy production, agricultural activities, transportation, and civil defense sectors, serving as a foundation for decision-making and risk management. This study addresses the challenge of accurately predicting e...

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18 Pages

10 March 2023

In addition to dynamic methods, purely statistical models, i.e., findings from the statistical analysis of the existing measured database, also play an important role in predicting the different characteristics of climate elements. In our article, we...

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Tornadic Storm over the Foothills of Central Nepal Himalaya

  • Toshihiro Kitada,
  • Sajan Shrestha,
  • Sangeeta Maharjan,
  • Suresh Bhattarai and
  • Ram Prasad Regmi

1 December 2024

On the evening of 31 March 2019, Parsa and Bara Districts in central Nepal were severely hit by a wind storm which was the first documented tornadic incidence in Nepal.In this paper, we investigate the background of the tornado formation via numerica...

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6 Citations
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19 Pages

Evaluation of Vertical Profiles and Atmospheric Boundary Layer Structure Using the Regional Climate Model CCLM during MOSAiC

  • Günther Heinemann,
  • Lukas Schefczyk,
  • Rolf Zentek,
  • Ian M. Brooks,
  • Sandro Dahlke and
  • Andreas Walbröl

Regional climate models are a valuable tool for the study of the climate processes and climate change in polar regions, but the performance of the models has to be evaluated using experimental data. The regional climate model CCLM was used for simula...

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A Data-Driven Study of the Drivers of Stratospheric Circulation via Reduced Order Modeling and Data Assimilation

  • Julie Sherman,
  • Christian Sampson,
  • Emmanuel Fleurantin,
  • Zhimin Wu and
  • Christopher K. R. T. Jones

19 December 2023

Stratospheric dynamics are strongly affected by the absorption/emission of radiation in the Earth’s atmosphere and Rossby waves that propagate upward from the troposphere, perturbing the zonal flow. Reduced order models of stratospheric wave&nd...

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Road Weather Forecasts in Norway with the METRo Model

  • Fabio A. A. Andrade,
  • Torge Lorenz,
  • Marcos Moura,
  • Thomas Spengler,
  • Manoel Feliciano and
  • Stephanie Mayer

We present a model evaluation of road weather forecasts in Norway with the METRo model in a quasi-operational setting. The road weather forecasts are initialized with measurements made by road weather stations and driven by mesoscale weather forecast...

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19 Pages

Most damage to buildings across the contiguous United States, in terms of number and total cost, is caused by gusts in convective events associated with thunderstorms. Their assessment relies on the integrity of meteorological observations. This stud...

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1 Citations
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23 Pages

Dynamical Mechanisms of Rapid Intensification and Multiple Recurvature of Pre-Monsoonal Tropical Cyclone Mocha over the Bay of Bengal

  • Prabodha Kumar Pradhan,
  • Sushant Kumar,
  • Lokesh Kumar Pandey,
  • Srinivas Desamsetti,
  • Mohan S. Thota and
  • Raghavendra Ashrit

Cyclone Mocha, classified as an Extremely Severe Cyclonic Storm (ESCS), followed an unusual northeastward trajectory while exhibiting a well-defined eyewall structure. It experienced rapid intensification (RI) before making landfall along the Myanmar...

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34 Pages

22 January 2024

Tropical sea surface temperature (SST) variability, mainly driven by the El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO), influences the atmospheric circulation and hence the transport of heat and chemical species in both the troposphere and stratos...

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2 Citations
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20 Pages

On 15 September 2022, a flood affected the Marche region, an Italian region that faces the Adriatic Sea. Unlike previous floods that affected the same area, no typical weather system, such as cyclones or synoptic fronts, caused the recorded extreme p...

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1 Citations
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17 Pages

Idealized Simulations of a Supercell Interacting with an Urban Area

  • Jason Naylor,
  • Megan E. Berry and
  • Emily G. Gosney

Idealized simulations with a cloud-resolving model are conducted to examine the impact of a simplified city on the structure of a supercell thunderstorm. The simplified city is created by enhancing the surface roughness length and/or surface temperat...

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1 Citations
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Use of CAMS near Real-Time Aerosols in the HARMONIE-AROME NWP Model

  • Daniel Martín Pérez,
  • Emily Gleeson,
  • Panu Maalampi and
  • Laura Rontu

26 April 2024

Near real-time aerosol fields from the Copernicus Atmospheric Monitoring Services (CAMS), operated by the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF), are configured for use in the HARMONIE-AROME Numerical Weather Prediction model. Aer...

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Vertical Structure of Heavy Rainfall Events in Brazil

  • Eliana Cristine Gatti,
  • Izabelly Carvalho da Costa and
  • Daniel Vila

23 September 2024

Intense rainfall events frequently occur in Brazil, often leading to rapid flooding. Despite their recurrence, there is a notable lack of sub-daily studies in the country. This research aims to assess patterns related to the structure and microphysic...

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1 Citations
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17 Pages

Comparison Link Function from Summer Rainfall Network in Amazon Basin

  • C. Arturo Sánchez P.,
  • Alan J. P. Calheiros,
  • Sâmia R. Garcia and
  • Elbert E. N. Macau

13 December 2023

The Amazon Basin is the largest rainforest in the world, and studying the rainfall in this region is crucial for understanding the functioning of the entire rainforest ecosystem and its role in regulating the regional and global climate. This work is...

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3 Citations
2,598 Views
13 Pages

29 January 2024

In the present work, a methodology for wind field reconstruction based on the Meteo Particle model (MPM) from numerical weather prediction (NWP) data is presented. The development of specific wind forecast services is a challenging research topic, in...

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2 Citations
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15 Pages

During the post-monsoon cyclone season, the landfalls of westward-moving cyclonic systems often lead to extreme rainfall over the east coast of the Indian peninsula. A stationary cyclonic system over the coast can produce heavy rainfall for several d...

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21 Pages

Changes in Climatological Variables at Stations around Lake Erie and Lake Michigan

  • Abhishek Kaul,
  • Alex Paparas,
  • Venkata K. Jandhyala and
  • Stergios B. Fotopoulos

9 October 2024

Climatological variables undergo changes over time, and it is important to understand such dynamic changes at global, regional, and local levels. While global and regional studies are common in the study of climate, such studies at a local level are...

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3 Citations
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19 Pages

Anomaly-Based Variable Models: Examples of Unusual Track and Extreme Precipitation of Tropical Cyclones

  • Weihong Qian,
  • Jun Du,
  • Yang Ai,
  • Jeremy Leung,
  • Yongzhu Liu and
  • Jianjun Xu

Tropical cyclones (TCs) can cause severe wind and rain hazards. Unusual TC tracks and their extreme precipitation forecasts have become two difficult problems faced by conventional models of primitive equations. The case study in this paper finds tha...

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4 Citations
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26 Pages

This study analyzed the correlation between climate indices—El Niño–Southern Oscillation (NINO34), Southern Oscillation Index (SOI), Antarctic Oscillation (AOC), Sea Surface Temperature in the southwestern Atlantic (ISSTRG2 + RG3),...

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3 Citations
2,477 Views
20 Pages

30 April 2024

Probabilistic prediction models exist to reduce surprise about future events. This paper explores the evaluation of such forecasts when the event of interest is rare. We review how the family of Brier-type scores may be ill-suited to evaluate predict...

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3 Citations
2,460 Views
21 Pages

7 December 2023

Beyond their deterministic predictability limits of ≈10 days and 6 months, the atmosphere and ocean become effectively stochastic. This has led to the development of stochastic models specifically for this macroweather regime. A particularly pr...

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Machine Learning with Voting Committee for Frost Prediction

  • Vinícius Albuquerque de Almeida,
  • Juliana Aparecida Anochi,
  • José Roberto Rozante and
  • Haroldo Fraga de Campos Velho

A machine learning (ML)-based methodology for predicting frosts was applied to the southern and southeastern regions of Brazil, as well as to other countries including Uruguay, Paraguay, northern Argentina, and southeastern Bolivia. The machine learn...

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18 Pages

5 September 2023

Cities are progressively heightening their climate aspirations to curtail urban carbon emissions and establish a future where economies and communities can flourish within the Earth’s ecological limits. Consequently, numerous climate initiative...

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3 Citations
2,313 Views
19 Pages

Assessing Drought Vulnerability in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest Using High-Frequency Data

  • Mahelvson Bazilio Chaves,
  • Fábio Farias Pereira,
  • Claudia Rivera Escorcia and
  • Nathacha Cavalcante

This research investigates the exposure of plant species to extreme drought events in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest, employing an extensive dataset collected from 205 automatic weather stations across the region. Meteorological indicators derived fro...

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System for Analysis of Wind Collocations (SAWC): A Novel Archive and Collocation Software Application for the Intercomparison of Winds from Multiple Observing Platforms

  • Katherine E. Lukens,
  • Kevin Garrett,
  • Kayo Ide,
  • David Santek,
  • Brett Hoover,
  • David Huber,
  • Ross N. Hoffman and
  • Hui Liu

Accurate atmospheric 3D wind observations are one of the top priorities for the global scientific community. To address this requirement, and to support researchers’ needs to acquire and analyze wind data from multiple sources, the System for A...

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6 Citations
2,170 Views
20 Pages

Tropical and Subtropical South American Intraseasonal Variability: A Normal-Mode Approach

  • André S. W. Teruya,
  • Víctor C. Mayta,
  • Breno Raphaldini,
  • Pedro L. Silva Dias and
  • Camila R. Sapucci

25 March 2024

Instead of using the traditional space-time Fourier analysis of filtered specific atmospheric fields, a normal-mode decomposition method was used to analyze South American intraseasonal variability (ISV). Intraseasonal variability was examined separa...

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In this study, we evaluate aerosol, cloud, and radiation interactions in GFS.V17.p8 (Global Forecast System System Version 17 prototype 8). Two experiments were conducted for the summer of 2020. In the control experiment (EXP CTL), aerosols interact...

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2 Citations
2,141 Views
25 Pages

11 November 2023

Liquid water path (LWP) is one of the most important cloud parameters and is crucial for global and regional climate modelling, weather forecasting, and modelling of the hydrological cycle and interactions between different components of the climate...

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1 Citations
2,060 Views
18 Pages

A heuristic technique for tornado forecasting in the complex terrain of southern Wyoming is proposed for the weather sciences community. This novel approach is based on seasonal tornado climatology and observed mesoscale conditions obtained from in-s...

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1 Citations
2,039 Views
24 Pages

The Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI) is widely used to determine drought severity worldwide. However, inconsistencies exist regarding its application in warm, humid tropical climatic zones. Originally developed for temperate regions with a cont...

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1,890 Views
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7 August 2023

Better understanding of roll vortices that often occur in the tropical cyclone (TC) boundary layer is required to improve forecasts of TC intensification and the granularity of damaging surface winds. It is especially important to characterize rolls...

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Intercomparisons of Three Gauge-Based Precipitation Datasets over South America during the 1901–2015 Period

  • Mary T. Kayano,
  • Wilmar L. Cerón,
  • Rita V. Andreoli,
  • Rodrigo A. F. Souza,
  • Marília H. Shimizu,
  • Leonardo C. M. Jimenez and
  • Itamara P. Souza

28 April 2024

Gridded precipitation (PRP) data have been largely used in diagnostic studies on the climate variability in several time scales, as well as to validate model results. The three most used gauge-based PRP datasets are from the Global Precipitation Clim...

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