Available online: http://journals.ametsoc.org/doi/abs/10.1175/MWR3446.1

T.N. Krishnamurti ; C. Gnanaseelan ; Arindam Chakraborty ; Florida State University (United States)
Published by: FSU ; 2006Modeling the geographical distribution of the phase and amplitude of the diurnal change is a challenging problem. This paper addresses the issues of modeling the diurnal mode of precipitation over the Tropics. Largely an early morning precipitation maximum over the oceans and an afternoon rainfall maximum over land areas describe the first-order diurnal variability. However, large variability in phase and amplitude prevails even within the land and oceanic areas. This paper addresses the importance of a multimodel superensemble for much improved prediction of the diurnal mode as compared to what is possible from individual models.
Collection(s) and Series: Prediction of the diurnal change using a multimodel superensemble- No. Part I
Language(s): English
Format: Digital (Free) (ill., charts)
Tags: Meteorology ; Precipitation ; United States of America Add tag