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This case study focuses on the forecasting of tropical cyclones Son-Tinh (1223) and Kai-Tak (1213), utilizing Numerical Weather Prediction (NWP) model outputs and Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) forecasts. It analyzes the initial conditions and model outputs at specific times: Son-Tinh at 12 UTC on October 24, 2012 and Kai-Tak at 00 UTC on August 14, 2012. This practical guide provides insights into the processes of tropical cyclone forecasting, evaluation of model performances, and highlights the importance of accurate tracking for better storm prediction.
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Practical (case study) Forecasting Tropical cyclones Son-tinh (1223) Kai-tak (1213) Check your TC track forecast.
Practical 1: Son-tinh (1223) NWP models outputs: 12UTC, 24 Oct. 2012 Initial
Practical 1: Son-tinh (1223) NWP models outputs: 12UTC, 24 Oct. 2012 Initial
Practical 1: Son-tinh (1223) NWP models outputs: 12UTC, 24 Oct. 2012 Initial
Practical 1: Son-tinh (1223) NWP models outputs: 12UTC, 24 Oct. 2012 Initial
Practical 1: Son-tinh (1223) NWP models outputs: 12UTC, 24 Oct. 2012 Initial
Practical 1: Son-tinh (1223) JMA forecast issued at 18UTC, 24 Oct. 2012
Practical 1: Son-tinh (1223) JMA forecast issued at 18UTC, 24 Oct. 2012
Practical (case study) Forecasting Tropical cyclones Son-tinh (1223) Kai-tak (1213) Check your TC track forecast.
Practical 2: Kai-tak (1213) NWP models outputs: 00UTC, 14 Aug. 2012 Initial
Practical 2: Kai-tak (1213) NWP models outputs: 00UTC, 14 Aug. 2012 Initial
Practical 2: Kai-tak (1213) NWP models outputs: 00UTC, 14 Aug. 2012 Initial
Practical 2: Kai-tak (1213) NWP models outputs: 00UTC, 14 Aug. 2012 Initial
Practical 2: Kai-tak (1213) NWP models outputs: 00UTC, 14 Aug. 2012 Initial
Practical 2: Kai-tak (1213) JMA forecast issued at 06UTC, 14 Aug. 2012
Practical 2: Kai-tak (1213) JMA forecast issued at 06UTC, 14 Aug. 2012