Influence of initialization techniques on the forecast of hurricane Alma of 1962 with a three-dimensional primitive - equation model.

J. E. Hoke, R. A. Anthes

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Abstract

A three-dimensional primitive equation model was used to study dynamic initialization with observed data in a complex numerical model. Observations of tropical cyclone Alma of 1962 during intensification into a tropical storm provided the nonsteady state data. Three experiments spanning a 24 h period were conducted. Two forecasts, one of 24 h and the other of 12 h, were made from initial conditions obtained by a static initialization based primarily on the balance equation. In the third experiment, a 12 h dynamic initialization was followed by a forecast of the same length. (A)

Original languageEnglish
Journal[No source information available]
StatePublished - 1978

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