Impacts of the new UM convection scheme, CoMorph-A, over the Indo-Pacific and Australian regions

IF 3.6 4区地球科学 Q1 Earth and Planetary Sciences

Journal of Southern Hemisphere Earth Systems Science Pub Date : 2024-09-02 DOI:10.1071/es23011

Hongyan Zhu, Debra Hudson, Chen Li, Li Shi, Bethan White, Griffith Young, Alison Stirling, Michael Whitall, Adrian Lock, Sally Lavender, Rachel Stratton

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A new convection scheme, ‘CoMorph-A’, has been introduced into the latest UK Met Office coupled (GC4) and atmosphere-only (GA8) models. In this study, the impact of CoMorph-A is assessed in atmosphere-only Atmospheric Model Intercomparison Project simulations, as well as in sets of initialised 28-day forecasts with both the coupled and uncoupled models. Initial results show improvements over the Indo-Pacific and northern Australian regions, as well as improvements in the rainfall bias, Madden–Julian Oscillation simulation and prediction, tropical cyclone forecasts and the diurnal cycle of rainfall over the Maritime Continent. The improvements are mostly consistent across the initialised forecasts and the climate simulations, indicating the effectiveness of the new scheme across applications. The use of this new convection scheme is promising for future model configurations, and for improving the simulation and prediction of Australian weather and climate. The UK Met Office is continuing to develop CoMorph and will soon release version B.

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新的 UM 对流方案 CoMorph-A 对印度洋-太平洋和澳大利亚地区的影响

英国气象局最新的耦合模式（GC4）和纯大气模式（GA8）引入了一种新的对流方案 "CoMorph-A"。在这项研究中，CoMorph-A 的影响被评估在纯大气模型相互比较项目模拟中，以及在耦合和非耦合模型的 28 天初始化预报中。初步结果显示，印度洋-太平洋和澳大利亚北部地区的预报有所改善，降雨偏差、马德登-朱利安涛动的模拟和预测、热带气旋预报和海洋大陆降雨的昼夜周期也有所改善。这些改进在初始化预报和气候模拟中基本一致，表明新方案在各种应用中都很有效。这种新对流方案的使用对未来的模型配置以及改进澳大利亚天气和气候的模拟和预测很有希望。英国气象局正在继续开发 CoMorph，不久将发布 B 版。

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Journal of Southern Hemisphere Earth Systems Science Earth and Planetary Sciences-Oceanography

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