气候变化与贸易积云组织

IF 4.4 2区 地球科学 Q1 METEOROLOGY & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
Jan Kazil, Pornampai Narenpitak, Takanobu Yamaguchi, Graham Feingold
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摘要

我们研究了中尺度组织对贸易积云(Tc)对气候变化响应的作用。在最近确定的四种 Tc 组织状态中,"糖 "状态的云分数和云辐射效应最低,而 "花 "状态的云分数和云辐射效应最高。通过大涡流模拟,我们发现 "花 "Tc 状态比 "糖 "Tc 状态对气候变化更敏感。在考虑的情况下,在 RCP8.5 排放情景下,21 世纪的短波云辐射效应在 "糖 "状态下减弱了 0.28 W m-2,在 "花 "状态下减弱了 1.5 W m-2。与此同时,中尺度上的短波云辐射效应方差也在减小。其主要机制是,由于温室气体水平升高,反转处的长波辐射加热增强,边界层趋于稳定。这削弱了边界层中尺度环流,而边界层中尺度环流负责水汽的聚集和花 Tc 状态的形成。因此,在所考虑的情况下,中尺度上的组织放大了 Tc 云对气候变化的正反馈。由于边界层中尺度环流在 Tc 状态中广泛存在,这一机制可能会在总体上调节 Tc 对气候变化的响应。
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On Climate Change and Trade Cumulus Organization

On Climate Change and Trade Cumulus Organization

We investigate the role of mesoscale organization for the response of trade cumulus (Tc) clouds to climate change. Among four recently identified states of Tc organization, the “Sugar” state has the lowest and the “Flower” state the highest cloud fraction and cloud radiative effect. Using large-eddy simulations, we find that the Flower Tc state is more sensitive to climate change than the Sugar Tc state. In the considered case, the short-wave cloud radiative effect weakens by 0.28 W m−2 in the Sugar state and by 1.5 W m−2 in the Flower state over the course of 21st century under the RCP8.5 emissions scenario. This is accompanied by a reduction of the short-wave cloud radiative effect variance on the mesoscale. The primary mechanism is stabilization of the boundary layer by stronger long-wave radiative heating at the inversion associated with higher greenhouse gas levels. This weakens the boundary layer mesoscale circulation that is responsible for aggregation of moisture and formation of the Flower Tc state. Thus, in the considered case, organization on the mesoscale amplifies the positive feedback of Tc clouds to climate change. Owing to the widespread occurrence of boundary layer mesoscale circulations in the Tc regime, this mechanism could modulate the Tc response to climate change in general.

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Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems
Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems METEOROLOGY & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES-
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241
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