Yali Luo, Renhe Zhang, Q. Wan, Bin Wang, W. Wong, Zhiqun Hu, B. Jou, Yanluan Lin, Richard H. Johnson, Chih-Pei Chang, Yuejian Zhu, Xubin Zhang, Huan Wang, Rudi Xia, Juhui Ma, Da‐Lin Zhang, Mei Gao, Yijun Zhang, Xi Liu, Yangruixue Chen, Huijun Huang, Xinghua Bao, Zheng Ruan, Z. Cui, Z. Meng, Jiaxiang Sun, Mengwen Wu, Hongyan Wang, Xindong Peng, W. Qian, Kun Zhao, Yanjiao Xiao
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AbstractDuring the presummer rainy season (April–June), southern China often experiences frequent occurrences of extreme rainfall, leading to severe flooding and inundations. To expedite the efforts in improving the quantitative precipitation forecast (QPF) of the presummer rainy season rainfall, the China Meteorological Administration (CMA) initiated a nationally coordinated research project, namely, the Southern China Monsoon Rainfall Experiment (SCMREX) that was endorsed by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) as a research and development project (RDP) of the World Weather Research Programme (WWRP). The SCMREX RDP (2013–18) consists of four major components: field campaign, database management, studies on physical mechanisms of heavy rainfall events, and convection-permitting numerical experiments including impact of data assimilation, evaluation/improvement of model physics, and ensemble prediction. The pilot field campaigns were carried out from early May to mid-June of 2013–15. This paper: i...
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