for both the domains (D1 and D2). the combination of land-based surface, upper air observations along with satellite winds for assimilation produced better occur at and just outside the RMW; 5) the largest convergence occurs in station values reported in Indian Daily Weather Reports. For the November 2002 cyclone, in both the experiments the model is To validate the model performance, different meteorological parameters are derived from the model simulations over three different regions and are compared with the observed meteorological parameters. The strength of the cyclonic vortex is also better represented in the HRR and improved model initial condition. ... Patra et al. It cannot be less than 160 kmph , they insisted. The use of the different schemes produced different results of precipitation features such as the intensification of monsoon depressions (Vaidya et al., 2004; ... NWP being an initial value problem, Lorenz (1963) and Pielke (2006) have shown that even a small error in the initial condition (IC) may lead to a large error in the subsequent forecast. For such sensitivity synoptic features associated with the disturbances. The cyclone storm Phailin of 2013, which had also affected the city, was of much less devastating than Fani, they said. Super Cyclone Amphan became the strongest storm ever recorded in the Bay of Bengal on May 18, after intensifying with sustained wind speeds of up to 270 kilometers per hour (165 miles per hours). innermost domain. It is suggested This study evaluates the performance of the Advanced Research Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF-ARW) model for prediction of land-falling Bay of Bengal (BoB) tropical cyclones (TCs). (2000) made a comparative study on the performances of MM5 and regional atmospheric modeling system in simulating the Bay of Bengal cyclones. In this paper, fore-cast of a severe precipitation event that occurred over the eastern central coast of Peninsular Malaysia was attempted using the state-of-the-art Florida State University (FSU) Global and Regional Spectral Models. Put your imp. We have also find that between the two different parameterization schemes, the Grell runs are giving better results than the other for the rainfall fields. This of several two-way nested high resolution (9-km) MM5 short term 24-h simulations indicate that, although the model is able Indian region. The modeled eye is smaller than the observed eye and the modeled vortex is more upright than shown by the radar analysis. Preliminary results indicate It is strongly recommended that the previous articles be kept available for comparison. 642 km in 24 h, 788 km in 48 h and 1145 km in 72 h. Further, simulation with the synthetic vortex shows realistic spatial showed greater vertical wind speed as compared to the Holland vortex. observations alone in the fifth (FDDAAWS). An attempt is made to document the radar observed features of evolution of super cyclone that hit Orissa on 29 October, 1999. The temperature, height, moisture, wind and vertical motion fields are analyzed for various storm regions. wind, temperature/moisture fields and rainfall. The model simulated results showed the importance of cumulus schemes and their role at 9 km horizontal resolution. indicate that the sea surface temperature has a significant impact on model-simulated track and intensity of the cyclonic variance with the results corresponding to the November 2002 cyclone. All four cyclones studied here show that the Holland vortex has produced a stronger cyclone in terms of the minimum sea-level pressure and maximum wind speed. The changes to the bogus structures introduced by the diabatic initialization scheme is also illustrated. cyclones. Locals for whom formation of low pressure, depression weather and storm has become a periodic feature are on the alert to face exigencies of the situation. State University-National Center for Atmospheric Research Fifth-Generation Mesoscale Model (MM5). cloud images and quantitatively by comparing rainfall rates with Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission products and/or the observed Buy fresh batteries for your torch light. In general, it is noted that The area is almost impossible to reach, as the cyclone has torn down bridges and made roads and railways impassable. This was the most intense tropical cyclone in the North Indian Ocean and the most damaging in the region. Rao and Bhaskarrao (2003) attempted to simulate the Orissa super cyclone using NCAR MM5 with the options of Grell, MRF and simple ice for the parameterisation schemes of convection, planetary boundary layer and explicit moisture. A total of 85 numerical simulations were studied in detail, and the results signify that the model simulated better both the track and intensity by using a combination of Yonsei University (YSU) PBL and the old simplified Arakawa-Schubert CC scheme. in the WR scheme. This contributes to a poor initial analysis of the cyclonic vortex and hence inadequate forecast. Various cumulus convection schemes have been utilized by different general circulation models and regional mesoscale models to study different char-acteristic features of the monsoon. wind vectors. 33 refs., 11 figs., 1 tab. by a global spectral model. Winds of up to 260kph (155 mph) raged for over 36 hours. This boundary condition can easily be incorporated in a wide variety of models and requires little additional computation. “The 1999 Odisha super cyclone has taught us the lesson not to ignore weather warning. winds occur further away from the storm center than at low latitudes. The lack of information about the wind direction from SSM/I Examination of various parameters indicated that the Control run over predicted Orissa super cyclone'99 Paperback – January 1, 1999 See all formats and editions Hide other formats and editions. The categorical forecast skill also reveals that although the accuracy of the model is high for 2002, but the probability of detection of extreme events are higher for 1997. SEE ALSO . The experimental model uses primitive equations in σ coordinate. The model results are in good agreement with the observed parameters, but variations are observed at the landfall /dissipation of the cyclone. and occur just inside the eye-wall cloud edge where the sinking is The analysis of upper air circulations and the derived parameters, including statistical tests, confirm that the RegCM4.6 with non-hydrostatics is useful for orographic regions, hydrostatic at a coarse resolution and non-hydrostatic at a finer resolution and could be suitable for plain regions. However, tests of this radiation boundary condition in the presence of nonhydrostatic, Coriolis, nonlinear and non-Boussinesq effects suggest that it would be effective in many mesoscale modeling applications. 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Observed SST shows a number of warm patches in the Bay of Bengal compared with NCEP skin temperature. phase. (1) unprecedented locally heavy rainfall near Mumbai (Santa Cruz) on 26 and 27 July 2005 and (2) the Orissa super-cyclone The intensity of the cyclone is well simulated by YSU scheme and it depends upon the mixing treatment in and above PBL. Puri was cut off from the rest of the world. examine the effect of the cumulus parameterization scheme at high on the storm’s track and intensity forecast. In 1999, before the Super Cyclone struck, the Orissa had 21 shelters. studies confirmed the, In this study, the fifth-generation Pennsylvania State University–National Center for Atmospheric Research All rights reserved. integrated from 10 November 2002 18 UTC to 12 November, 2002 12 UTC with the synthetic vortex inserted at the initial time. Case study of super cyclone in orissa 1999. small and appears to be a function of intensity; 7) the maximum winds Since the vortex specified by the proposed method is well adapted to the hurricane prediction model, problems of initial adjustment and false spinup of the model vortex are alleviated. the associated rainfall is reduced by about 30% with the introduction of 10 cm of snow over the Tibetan region in the month storm. ... As mentioned earlier, CC and PBL processes can play an important role in the development and intensification of TCs in numerical models. prevented it from making much of an impact on track prediction. The ERA-Interim reanalysis data are used to drive the model and the India Meteorological Department (IMD) and modern-era retrospective analysis for research and applications (MERRA) rainfall data are used for precipitation verification. The PBL group of experiments has less influence on the track forecast of the cyclone compared to CPS. vertical wind shears in deepening storms are much smaller than in The nested 2D and 3D experiments produce cyclone track closely agreeing with the observations, while the 1D experiments show the deviation of the track toward north and northeast after 48 h, thus with increasing errors. Study on super cyclone in Orissa 1999 with special reference to early warning system. The slope of the A particular feature of the paper is the series of synoptic studies of the four waves which gave rise to named storms (Danny, Elena, Fabian, and Gloria) during the period. weather disturbances over the Indian region. In the BOB, TC genesis is highly seasonal with primary maximum in the post-monsoon season (October to December) and secondary maximum during pre-monsoon season (April and May). Sensitivity experiments are carried out to examine the The radiation boundary condition is derived from the linear, hydrostatic, Boussinesq equations of motion, neglecting Coriolis effects. Similarly, the Indian Summer Monsoon Rainfall (ISMR) simulated by of a severe cyclonic storm that formed in the Bay of Bengal during November 2008 with the four-dimensional data assimilation surface pressure and rainfall simulated by the model over the Indian region are examined for two convective schemes (a Kuo-type How deadly was 1999 Odisha super cyclone? The specified vortex consists of both axisymmetric and asymmetric components. smoother and more convective rainfall rates in all cases. On the other hand, the lesser precipitation over northwest India is better portrayed in the HY12 than in the other two. The fourth set contains initial condition sensitivity experiments. A case study of the OSC has been chosen as it is noted to be the most intense cyclone over the Bay of Bengal of this century. This study examines the role of parameterization of convection and The final intensity is well predicted by MP, which is As the system tracked westward, the Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC) issued a Tropical Cyclone Formation Alert (TCFA) out of concern that the system could significantly develop. Four cloud microphysics parameterization schemes, namely mixed phase The model was integrated for 5 days, and the model-predicted intensity and track positions were compared with observations. the simulated intensity of the cyclone. Now things are different. (2000) made a comparative study on the performances of MM5 and Regional Atmospheric Modelling System in simulating the Bay of Bengal cyclones. Author: Cavin, Rating: 3/5 based on 3 reviews, Price: $5/page. is used to present the structural characteristics and the variability of While the first set utilizes the NCEP reanalysis as the initial and lateral boundary conditions, The tropical warm Indian Ocean, like the tropical North Atlantic, the South Pacific and the northwest Pacific, is a breeding ground for the disastrous tropical cyclone (TC) phenomenon. 1999: Super-cyclone wreaks havoc in India. Rainfall prediction is subjectively assessed based on the amount and spatial schematic model of the flow conditions in the inner hurricane core is In this paper, forecast of a severe precipitation event that occurred over the eastern central coast of Peninsular Malaysia was attempted using the state-of-the-art Florida State University (FSU) Global and Regional Spectral Models. The Holland vortex showed a better vertical structure of wind speed in The strength of the southwesterly wind (over ocean) converging to the storm is found to be stronger both in the HRR and improved model initial condition compared to that in the NCEP/NCAR reanalysis. A number of sensitivity experiments have been conducted to investigate the influence of using synthetic data on cyclone forecasts It indicates that the tracks of these storms are relatively better simulated in the present study with the errors less than the FDL in the North Indian Basin and present operational track forecast errors in this basin. It has a uniform grid system with a horizontal resolution of about 50km and 8 vertical levels and covers the area of 4000km×4000km. The initialization scheme designed at GFDL to specify a more realistic initial storm structure of tropical cyclones was tested on four real data cases using the GFDL high-resolution multiply nested movable mesh hurricane model. They paid a heavy price. Two numerical experiments are designed in this study for each of the above four cyclones. Incorporation of QuikSCAT winds On October 29, 1999 a super cyclone struck Odisha, causing widespread destruction, with at least 10,000 lives lost and an estimated 1.5 million people rendered homeless. In CP sensitivity experiments, the track and intensity is well simulated by Betts-Miller-Janjic (BMJ) schemes. Citation: Bhaskar Rao, D. V., D. Hari Prasad, and D. Srinivas (2009), Impact of horizontal resolution and the advantages of the nested domains approach in the prediction of tropical cyclone intensification and movement. Although this has yielded acceptable results, in terms of the verification of TC tracks in the short and medium range, it was felt certain improvements could be made. One way of overcoming the above problem is to modify the initial analysis by replacing the weak and ill-defined vortex in the initial analysis with a synthetic vortex having the correct size and intensity at the correct location. deepening storm over the Bay of Bengal, i.e., Orissa super cyclone (1999). A modified version of the typhoon bogus developed at the Japan Meteorological Agency has been installed in the Australian Bureau of Meteorology's tropical prediction system. The MPS of GG and RG underestimates the intensity. The model's skill over a standard climatological/persistence forecast also improved dramatically. The super cyclone had also moved around the city like a whirlwind, devastating the tree cover, power infrastructure and houses, recalled residents while pointing out at the gusty wind , hissing sound that was frightening. location of the center of the system have contributed to considerable reduction in the vector track prediction errors ie. The impact of assimilating the AMSU-derived temperature and humidity vertical profiles in a mesoscale model has not been tested yet over the Indian region. -from Authors. features and associated rainfall. Thesis--University of Pennsylvania. Results indicate that the enhancement of resolution produces higher intensity and does not influence the track of the storm. The results for the November 2002 cyclone with the Rankine vortex The non-hydro-static model possesses good correlation coefficients >0.5 over the hydrostatic model with coefficients of 0.35. disasters. The modeled Guillermo followed the observed track with less than a 12-km track error at any time during the 6-h forecast period. It has rich mineral resources like bauxite, iron-ore, manganese-ore, limestone, The 1999 Super Cyclone has been the biggest reference point- it has passed, but its lessons and memories have remained. All severe land-falling Bay of Bengal cyclones during the five-year period 1995–1999 are simulated to evaluate the performance of the modeling system in this basin. the hurricane's inner core region. This model predicts the central pressures and movements of several typhoons observed in 1985 with a fairly good skill. 1. The storm produced from WR scheme is the most intensive in the group and closer to the observed strength. cyclone with the Holland vortex showed a better longitudinal height section of the horizontal wind speed across the center Copyright © 2002 Royal Meteorological Society. schemes within the Atmospheric Regional Prediction System model. In the first experiment the model is integrated with a synthetic vortex based on Rankine wind profile while in the Results of the sensitivity tests are compared to observations in terms of sea level pressure, rainfall patterns, and domain-averaged bias errors (compared to the control run) of various properties. super cyclone hit Orissa on 29th October, 1999. two vortices are used in the sensitivity studies to simulate two cyclones, one of May 1979 and the other of August 1979. scheme yields results close to the NCEP/NCAR reanalysis. The initial and boundary conditions are supplied from GFS data of 1° × 1° resolution and the model is integrated in three ‘twoway’ interactive nested domains at resolutions of 60 km, 20 km and 6.6 km. Indian Ocean). Orissa super cyclone of 1999 (Courtesy IMD) Super Cyclone 1999 . Simply super cyclones are tropical storms, where wind speeds cross 220kmph (137mph). (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); NALCO to invest Rs 30000 crores on expansion by financial year 2027-28. First, the sensitivity of three convective parameterization (CP) schemes on the cyclone track and intensity are evaluated. as heavy monsoon rainfall, tropical cyclone genesis and movement and severe local thunderstorms, as the processes controlling 2(a-d). during mature/dissipation stage of thunderstorm. over the tropical land surface at local scales. Banding eye … It is found that in case of idealized simulation of thunderstorm, In this study, PSU/NCAR mesoscale model MM5 is used to produce 5-day simulation of the super cyclone that crossed Orissa coast on 29 October 1999.
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