Verification of different wind gust parametrizations Overview of verification results at MeteoSwiss in the year 2012

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Federal Department of Home Affairs FDHA Federal Office of Meteorology and Climatology MeteoSwiss Verification of different wind gust parametrizations Overview of verification results at MeteoSwiss in the year 2012 Francis Schubiger, Vanessa Stauch, Pirmin Kaufmann MeteoSwiss COSMO General Meeting 2012 WG5 Parallel Session 10 September 2012

Forecasters feedbacks reports during a 2-year period (10.03.09 28.02.11) Top 3 parameters for complaints 1. precipitation: 40 2. wind: 18 (12 for gusts) 3. cloudiness: 12 (4 for low clouds/stratus) 2

Diagnostic calculation of gusts (A) turbulent part - based on wind@30m opr and -> namings -2, -7 - based on wind@10m opr COSMO-EU namings EU - based on wind@10m + tuning parameter with wind10m opr COSMO-DE namings DE - physically based (TKE in PBL) after Brasseur nowhere opr namings BRA 3

Diagnostic calculation of gusts (B) convective part (for ) - after Nakamura et.al.: calculation of the gusts considering the buoyancy in the downdrafts of the convection scheme - other calculation: see paper of Bechtold and Bidlot in ECMWF Newsletter 119, Spring 2009 (C) wind gust = max (turbulent part, convective part) 4

Diagnosing turbulent gusts In the COSMO model the maximum gusts at 10 m above the ground are estimated from the absolute speed of the near-surface mean wind V m and its standard deviation σ : V turb Vm+ a V V V turb turb turb α = 3 u * C D = s = V = V m m + a 2.4u + a 2.4 = (1+ a 2.4 D m : Tuning parameter : Friction velocity : Drag coefficient for momentum * C C D V ) V, m following Panofsky and Dutton (1984) COSMO-EU and COSMO-DE: Vm=Vm =V@10m and COSM-7: Vm=V@30m; Vm =V@ke (~10m) J.P. Schulz, DWD 5

Diagnosing turbulent gusts In GME the gust factor is expanded by an extra term which makes it weakly dependent on the mean wind speed at 10 m. This enhances particularly the high gusts. V turb 2.4 V = V m + a C D m opr COSMO-EU V turb = Vm+ ( a 2.4+ b Vm) CD Vm opr GME, COSMO-DE β = 0.09 : Tuning parameter for the COSMO model J.P. Schulz, DWD 6

Calculation of turbulent part of wind gusts @10m after the approach of Brasseur Brasseur (Mon. Wea. Rev. 129, 5-25) deflection by turbulence of air parcel from the boundary layer to the ground necessary condition for the gust: TKE associated to the thickness of the turbulent layer > buoyancy 7

Testchain for the calculation of the four diagnostic turbulent parts of wind gusts Two test period - winter: 03.12.2011 00 UTC 06.01.2012 12 UTC - summer: 01.06.2012 00 UTC 30.06.2012 12 UTC - namings -2, -7 based on wind@30m - namings EU based on wind@10m - namings -DE based on wind@10m + tuning - namings BRA physically based after Brasseur 8

bias wind gust after EU 03.12.11 06.01.12 P. Kaufmann 9

bias wind gust after DE 03.12.11 06.01.12 P. Kaufmann 10

bias wind gust after 2, -7 03.12.11 06.01.12 P. Kaufmann 11

bias wind gust after BRA 03.12.11 06.01.12 P. Kaufmann 12

bias wind gust after -DE 01.06.12 30.06.12 P. Kaufmann 13

Wind gust (+12..+24h) after EU 03.12.11 06.01.12 bias values OBS P. Kaufmann 14

Wind gust (+12..+24h) after DE 03.12.11 06.01.12 bias values OBS P. Kaufmann 15

Wind gust (+12..+24h) after 2, -7 03.12.11 06.01.12 bias values OBS P. Kaufmann 16

Wind gust (+12..+24h) after BRA 03.12.11 06.01.12 bias values OBS P. Kaufmann 17

Wind gust only convective part in 03.12.11 06.01.12 03.12.11 06.01.12 values OBS (+12..+24) P. Kaufmann 18

Wind gust turb. part after EU 01.06.12 30.06.12 bias values OBS P. Kaufmann 19

Wind gust turb. part after DE 01.06.12 30.06.12 bias values OBS P. Kaufmann 20

Wind gust turb. part after 2, -7 01.06.12 30.06.12 bias values OBS P. Kaufmann 21

Wind gust turb. part after BRA 01.06.12 30.06.12 bias values OBS P. Kaufmann 22

Wind gust only convective part in 01.06.12 30.06.12 values OBS P. Kaufmann 23

wind gust (all 4 parametrizations) 03.12.11 06.01.12 70 km/h 70 km/h COSMO OBS Scatter plot for obs with all swiss stations < 800m P. Kaufmann 24

wind gust after EU 03.12.11 06.01.12 70 km/h 70 km/h COSMO OBS Scatter plot for obs with all swiss stations < 800m P. Kaufmann 25

wind gust after DE 03.12.11 06.01.12 70 km/h 70 km/h COSMO OBS Scatter plot for obs with all swiss stations < 800m P. Kaufmann 26

wind gust after 2, -7 03.12.11 06.01.12 70 km/h 70 km/h COSMO OBS Scatter plot for obs with all swiss stations < 800m P. Kaufmann 27

Wind gust after BRA 03.12.11 06.01.12 70 km/h 70 km/h COSMO OBS Scatter plot for obs with all swiss stations < 800m P. Kaufmann 28

wind gust (all 4 parametrizations) 01.06.12 30.06.12 70 km/h 70 km/h COSMO OBS Scatter plot for obs with all swiss stations < 800m 29

wind gust after EU 01.06.12 30.06.12 70 km/h 70 km/h COSMO OBS Scatter plot for obs with all swiss stations < 800m P. Kaufmann 30

wind gust after DE 01.06.12 30.06.12 70 km/h 70 km/h COSMO OBS Scatter plot for obs with all swiss stations < 800m P. Kaufmann 31

wind gust after 2, -7 01.06.12 30.06.12 70 km/h 70 km/h COSMO OBS Scatter plot for obs with all swiss stations < 800m P. Kaufmann 32

Wind gust after BRA 01.06.12 30.06.12 70 km/h 70 km/h COSMO OBS Scatter plot for obs with all swiss stations < 800m P. Kaufmann 33

Frequency bias (%) of the 4 windgust parametrizations over Switzerland (stations < 800m) W: 03.12.11-06.01.12 / S: 01.06.12-30.06.12 param - EU - DE -2,-7 BRA period W S W S W S W S 20 m/s CO-2 46 38 65 64 121 116 367 145 CO-7 76 5 101 8 160 17 415 45 CO-2 21 27 52 72 107 136 643 100 25 m/s CO-7 47 0 101 0 189 9 717 0 30 m/s CO-2 17 0 25 0 63 67 1083 0 CO-7 8 0 38 0 96 0 1217 0 34

Summary of wind gust verification with four parametrizations for turbulent part Much better forecast of wind gust in than in (for all 4 parametrization schemes) The original scheme based on 10m wind underestimates gusts > 20m/s in and also (especially in Winter) The new scheme based on 10m wind with a weak dependance on the wind@10m gives higher values, i.e. better scores for gusts > 20m/s The old scheme based on 30m gives even higher values with more cases for gust > 20m/s observed and forecasted Brasseur gives strong overestimation In the summer period for none of the schemes shows cases with gust > 20 m/s in both model and obs (i.e. strong underestimation) 35

Verification outside VERSUS of,, COSMO-LEPS and IFS Operational (,, COSMO-LEPS [mean], IFS): Surface (3h-steps SYNOP and 1h-steps SMN [Swiss Met Net]) psred, ps, T2m, Td2m, RH2m, 10m-wind, cloud cover, gusts, precipitation (1h, 12h) Upper-air (TEMP) T, RH, wind, F Quasi-operational (,, IFS): not updated in 2012: precipitation with RADAR (neighborhood/fuzzy verification, Ebert s package) also weather-type dependant Monitoring: SMN (swiss SYNOPs), RADAR Ongoing in experimental modus: windprofiler over Switzerland fluxes at Payerne 36

T2m: mean diurnal cycle (first 24h forecasts) domain Switzerland (hourly SYNOP s) Autumn 2011 Spring 2012 OBS Winter 2011/2012 Summer 2011 V. Stauch, P. Kaufmann 37

T2m: mean diurnal cycle Spring 2012 vs IFS SYNOP s over domain OBS IFS V. Stauch, P. Kaufmann 38

Precipitation: Spring 2012 Performance diagram for the swiss stations for all 1h accumulated precipitation (+12-+24h) after [Roebber, 2009] V. Stauch 39

Precipitation: Spring 2012 Performance diagram for the swiss stations for 12h accumulated precipitation (+12-+24h) IFS after [Roebber, 2009] V. Stauch 40

Precipitation: Winter 2011/2012 Performance diagram for the swiss stations for 12h accumulated precipitation (+12-+24h) after [Roebber, 2009] V. Stauch 41

Precipitation: Autumn 2011 Performance diagram for the swiss stations for 12h accumulated precipitation (+12-+24h) after [Roebber, 2009] V. Stauch 42

Precipitation: Summer 2011 Performance diagram for the swiss stations for 12h accumulated precipitation (+12-+24h) after [Roebber, 2009] V. Stauch 43

Verification of surface weather parameters 2m-temperature: cold bias in winter and warm bias in summer and autumn positive bias more pronounced during nighttime ~0.5 K warmer (higher values) than 2m-dewpoint: negative bias (~1 K) especially in the summer and autumn period, more pronounced during the night 10m-windspeed: negative bias along the coast and on mountains, positive bias inland total cloudiness: mean daily cycle not well represented (mainly overestimation during night and underestimation during day) precipitation: higher amounts in / higher amounts over Alpine area low amounts (0.1 mm/12h): overestimated, more pronounced in 44

TEMPS verification: temperature +24h Spring 2012 all TEMPs domain 45

TEMPS verification: temperature +24h Summer 2011 all TEMPs domain 46

Verification with vertical profiles: main results temperature: cold bias (~ 0.5 K) in winter and warm bias (~ 0.5 K) in summer from ground to 600 hpa windspeed: positive bias in PBL (up to +1.5 m/s) and slight negative bias above 400 hpa 47

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