Nowcasting strategies, rapid analysis refresh and high resolution modeling
Auger L.
<font face="Comic Sans MS, cursive"><font style="font-size: 8pt" size="1">Abstract<br>:</font></font></p><br><p style="margin-bottom: 0cm"><font face="Comic Sans MS, cursive"><font style="font-size: 8pt" size="1">Meteo-France<br>research and production department is currently hosting a project<br>AROME-Nowcasting, meant to adapt our 2.5km scale model AROME to meet<br>requirements of nowcasting. The main adaptation being to perform an<br>analysis every hour instead of every 3 hours. To avoid the<br>difficulties linked with 1 hour cycling, for the time being, we only<br>carry out the analysis stage with a first guess file taken from<br>another model. Results from this model will be shown.The second part<br>of this talk will focus on a sub-version of this AROME-nowcasting<br>model, so called AROME-airport. This AROME-airport model will be used<br>on a specific dedicated area (CDG airport in Paris) in order to<br>assess the potential gain of such configuration. This model will<br>provide an input to a Wake-Vortex forecast model. The main goal of<br>this version is to add dedicated new observations, and mainly to have<br>a 500m gridsize model run on a short time compatible with nowcasting<br>forecast leading time. With AROME-airport we will try to understand<br>the potential gain of having a higher resolution forecast through<br>diagnostics such as wind, turbulent kinetic energy or eddy<br>dissipation rate.</font></font></p><br>
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