Triple eyewall experiment of the 2012 typhoon Bolaven using cloud resolving ensemble forecast

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1 The 3 rd Research meeting of Ultrahigh Precision Meso Scale Weather Prediction Thu. 21 Mar Triple eyewall experiment of the 2012 typhoon Bolaven using cloud resolving ensemble forecast Seiji ORIGUCHI, Kazuo SAITO, Hiromu SEKO, Wataru MASHIKO (MRI) Tohru KURODA (JAMSTEC)

2 03JST 26 JMA s Radar image (RISS) 04JST 26 05JST 26 06JST 26 07JST 26 08JST 26 09JST 26 10JST 26 11JST 26 12JST 26 13JST 26 14JST 26 15JST 26 16JST 26 17JST 26 15JST 26 18JST 26 19JST 26 20JST 26 21JST 26 Nago station 15JST; Outer eyewall 18JST; Middle eyewall 20JST; Inner eyewall 21JST; Center position of typhoon

3 hpa Surface observation data (Nago station) Aug 2012 Sea level pressure Maximum instantaneous wind velocity Wind direction(36dir) Wind peak; 1530JST Wind peak; 1830JST Local maximum wind velocity caused by outer rainband Localmaximum wind velocity Local maximum wind velocity caused by outer rainband Wind peak; 2010JST Difference between minimum sea level pressure(2116jst) and minimum of maximum instantaneous wind velocity (2149JST) m/s dir JST

4 hpa Surface observation data (Nago station) Approaching period, ~21JST 26 Aug Sea level pressure Maximum instantaneous wind velocity Wind direction(36dir) About 120km About 50km About 10km m/s dir km

5 03JST 26 JMA s Radar image (RISS) 04JST 26 05JST 26 06JST 26 07JST 26 08JST 26 09JST 26 10JST 26 11JST 26 12JST 26 Targeting period of ensemble experiment 13JST 26 14JST 26 16JST 26 17JST 26 15JST 26 18JST 26 19JST 26 20JST 26 21JST 26 Nago station 15JST; Outer eyewall 18JST; Middle eyewall 20JST; Inner eyewall 21JST; Center position of typhoon

6 Ensemble experiment under the changed physical conditions Case1 10km(789x251) 2km(400x400) [10km: 2mom3iceCMF+KF, MYNN3, 2km: 2mom3iceCMF, MYNN3] Case2 5km(789x251) 1km(800x800) [5km: 2mom3iceCMF, MYNN3, 1km: 2mom3iceCMF, deardorff] Case3 5km(789x251) 1km(800x800) [5km: 2mom3iceCMF+KF, MYNN3, 1km: 2mom3iceCMF, deardorff] Case4 2km(800x800) [2km: 2mom3iceCMF, MYNN3] Case5 4 2km(800x800) [2km: 2mom3iceCMF, deardorff]? Case6 2km(1800x1440) ( ) 500m(3000x3000) ( ) [2km: 2mom3iceCMF, deardorff, 500m: 2mom3iceCMF, deardorff]

7 Model <Model settings> 5km forecast Experimental conditions of Case3 JMA NHM 1km forecast 8/25 12UTC (FT00) <Ensemble forecast> 00UTC (FT12) 12UTC (FT24) 00UTC (FT36) Resolution Grid size 5km 721x577x50 1km 800x800x60 Time step 24(sec) 4(sec) Initial condition (CNTL) Meso analysis (NHM 4DVAR) Resolution 5km (Inner loop 15km, Increment method 5km, Window 3hr) FT=06 of 5km forecast Resolution 5km, Member11, Forecast Time 36hr Self nest 18UTC 06UTC 18UTC (FT00) (FT12) (FT24) Boundary condition (CNTL) GSM forecast (interval 1hr) 5km forecast (interval 1hr) Initial condition Meso analysis + perturbation FT=06 of 5km (ENS) of JMA 1 week forecast forecast Boundary condition (ENS) GSM forecast + perturbation of JMA 1 week forecast 5km forecast (interval 1hr) Resolution 1km, Member 11, Forecast Time 24hr Analysis term 8/26 04JST~8/26 09JST(6hr) Member 11(CNTL+ENS) <Model domain> Treatment of density Basic equations Full compressibility Elasticity Nonhydrostatic Solution of HE VI 1km forecast Cloud microphysics Convective scheme Layer Turbulent scheme 2 moment 3 ice bulk method +Kain Fritsch scheme MYNN Level3 2 moment 3 ice bulk method Deardorff(1980) 5km forecast

8 Reproducible criteria of multiple eyes? There aren t objective(numerical) evaluation method or common indicator between researchers. Therefore, we think the following 2 criteria. We don t decide by shape of precipitation distribution of the short time. We judge by shape of updrafts or water substances(qc+qr+qi+qs+qg) between 1km and 5km AGL, and if ring shape of updrafts or water substances keeps about 6 hours, we define as eyewall structure. E h t f i h i l it t ff f th h t ti if i Even when a part of ring changes spiral or it cuts off for the short time, if ring shape of updrafts or water substances keeps overall between 1km and 5km AGL, we define as eyewall structure.

9 Precipitation 1hr(prec1) Water substance(tw=lw+iw) Updraft(w) FT=03 Radar P01 P02 P03 P04 P05 Surf Surface(Nago) and Radar observation Radius of eyewall; About 10km, About 50km, About 120km Z*=3.72km 1km Ensemble forecast Inner eyewall weak About 10km Middle eyewall strong About 50km Outer eyewall moderate About 120km CNTL M01 M02 M03 M04 M05 Z*=3.87km Surf Z*=3.72km Z*=3.87km

10 Analysis method of triple eyewall ~Estimation of center position~ Braun s method 2002 CP_m; Position decided by minimum surface pressure(psea_m) CP_b; Position decided by Braun s method At fixed time Center position of ring (Geometric center) At fixed time CP_m CP_m CP_b CP_b Width; 1km CP_m CP_b Sr; Standard deviation(psea) in ring of radius r and width 1km 1Calculation l lti of Spat neighborhood ihb h position 2CP_b decided by position of minimum value of Sp t3 t1 t4 t5 t2 t6 Ring's oscillation occurs for each forecast time t1~t6 Ring is fixed for each forecast time. Consistency with temperature and wind Results depend on the determining method of the center position, therefore we decided optimum position from Braun s method 2002.

11 Analysis results of triple eyewall ~Estimation of center position~ Comparison of CP_m and CP_b for FT=01~06 (11member) Comparison of Psea_m and Psea_b for FT=01~06 (11member) 920.0hPa 920.0hPa 925.0hPa Different about maximum 6km between CP_m and CP_b Radius of inner eyewall is about 10km. So, if we don t correct center position by Braun s method 2002, we can t get accurate analysis results.

12 Analysis method of triple eyewall ~Averaged physical element~ Y Physical element averaged in the ring region of radius every 1km(from 1km to 600km) and width 1km. vt vr R Center position decided by Braun s method km r~600km X vtm t vrm t velm t= (Vt+Vr) 1/2 m t wm t tm t lwm t= (Qc+Qr) m t iwm t= (Qi+Qs+Qg) m t *m : Spatial average of * * t : Temporal average of * Average region

13 Analysis results of triple eyewall ~Averaged physical element~ Tangential velocity vtm t Radial velocity vrm t Updraft wm t liquid water lwm t Solid water iwm t average 6hr CNTL

14 Analysis results of triple eyewall ~Averaged physical element~ Tangential velocity vtm t Radial velocity vrm t Updraft wm t liquid water lwm t Solid water iwm t average 6hr P01

15 Analysis results of triple eyewall ~Averaged physical element~ Tangential velocity vtm t Radial velocity vrm t Updraft wm t liquid water lwm t Solid water iwm t average 6hr P02

16 Analysis results of triple eyewall ~Averaged physical element~ Tangential velocity vtm t Radial velocity vrm t Updraft wm t liquid water lwm t Solid water iwm t average 6hr P03

17 Analysis results of triple eyewall ~Averaged physical element~ Tangential velocity vtm t Radial velocity vrm t Updraft wm t liquid water lwm t Solid water iwm t average 6hr P04

18 Analysis results of triple eyewall ~Averaged physical element~ Tangential velocity vtm t Radial velocity vrm t Updraft wm t liquid water lwm t Solid water iwm t average 6hr P05

19 Analysis results of triple eyewall ~Averaged physical element~ Tangential velocity vtm t Radial velocity vrm t Updraft wm t liquid water lwm t Solid water iwm t average 6hr M01

20 Analysis results of triple eyewall ~Averaged physical element~ Tangential velocity vtm t Radial velocity vrm t Updraft wm t liquid water lwm t Solid water iwm t average 6hr M02

21 Analysis results of triple eyewall ~Averaged physical element~ Tangential velocity vtm t Radial velocity vrm t Updraft wm t liquid water lwm t Solid water iwm t average 6hr M03

22 Analysis results of triple eyewall ~Averaged physical element~ Tangential velocity vtm t Radial velocity vrm t Updraft wm t liquid water lwm t Solid water iwm t average 6hr M04

23 Analysis results of triple eyewall ~Averaged physical element~ Tangential velocity vtm t Radial velocity vrm t Updraft wm t liquid water lwm t Solid water iwm t average 6hr M05

24 velm Radius of local maximum wind speed at 10m AGL Each forecast time FT=01 FT=02 FT=03 FT=04 FT=05 FT=06 vrm vtm vtm_1 Eye_in Eye_in Eye_in Eye_in Eye_in vtm_2 Eye_out Eye_out Eye_out Eye_md Eye_md Eye_md Eye_md Eye_md Eye_md Eye_out

25 Radius of local maximum wind speed at 10m AGL Each member vtm_1 CNTL P01 P02 P03 P04 P05 Eye _ in Eye_in vtm_2 Eye_md Eye_out Eye_out Eye_out Eye_md Eye_md Eye_md Eye_md Eye_md vtm_1 M01 M02 M03 M04 M05 Eye_in Eye_in Eye_in As forecast time passed, the radius of local maximum wind speed(eye_md) is reduced. vtm_2 Eye_md Eye_out Eye_md Eye_md Eye_out Eye_md Eye_out Eye_md Eye_out

26 Conceptual figure of triple eyewall from 1km ensemble forecast results T1215(Bolaven) Z 10~12km vr vr 6km vt w w vt w vt vr vr vr 10km 50km 120km R

27 Future Plan We will continue the experiment of Case6 (2km 1800x m 3000x3000). If 2km or 500m forecast results have high reproducibility about triple eyewall, we will investigate results.

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