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Condensation and Cloud Parameterization Studies with a Mesoscale Numerical Weather Prediction Model
Monthly Weather Review · 1989 · Vol. 117(8) · pp. 1641–1657
Hilding Sundqvist✉(University of Bergen)Erik Berge(University of Bergen)Jón Egill Kristjánsson(University of Bergen)
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This paper presents the implementation of a parameterization scheme for convective and stratiform condensation (with cloud water as a prognostic variable) into a fine mesh numerical weather prediction model. The results from a 36 h integration of the model, with grid distance 50 km, indicate that the new condensation scheme contributes to an improved forecast compared to that obtained by the original model. Furthermore, from a qualitative comparison with satellite pictures, it is found that the prediction of condensation-cloud parameters is quite realistic.
Meteorological Phenomena and SimulationsAtmospheric aerosols and cloudsPrecipitation Measurement and AnalysisMesoscale meteorologyNumerical weather predictionMeteorologyWeather Research and Forecasting ModelCloud computingEnvironmental scienceNorth American Mesoscale ModelWeather predictionClimatologyAtmospheric sciences
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