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Contents Introduction Experimental design Model domain: CORDEX-East Asia domain Model description: HadGEM3-RA Evaluation results Mean climate Inter-annual variability Climate extreme Summary and concluding remarks

Introduction UM-based regional climate modeling in KMA KMA is using the UM-regional model for dynamical downscaling over the East Asian region according to the collaboration agreement between Korea Meteo rological Administration (KMA) and Met Office (2008). HadGEM3-RA (vn7.6) is being used as a main tool of dynamical downscaling for both CORDEX (50-km) domain over the East Asian region and high resolu tion (12.5 -km) domain around the Korean peninsula. Status and Plan for the CORDEX project ERA-Interim forcing experiment (1989~2008): Done Met Office Hadley Centre kindly provided the ERA-Interim LBC data and various pat ch code for regional climate run. HadGEM2-AO s historical run forcing experiment (1950~2005) HadGEM2-AO s RCP 3/4.5/6/8.5 run forcing experiment (2006~2100) Goal of this talk To evaluate the dynamical downscaling ability of HadGEM3-RA over the East Asian region based on the ERA-Interim forcing experiment

Experiment Design: CORDEX-East Asia domain Model domain : Region 7 - East Asia in CORDEX domains RotPole (295.22; 77.61), TLC (319.08; 46.20), Nx=203, Ny=167, resolution=0.44 deg East Asia (EAS) Southeast Asia (SEA) CORDEX-EA do main and orogra phy (m) with buff er zone. Lateral boundary condition: ERA-Interim data Simulation period: 1989 ~ 2008 (20 years)

Model description Regional climate model: HadGEM3-RA A regional atmospheric model based on the global atmospheric model, HadGEM3, of the Met Office Hadley Centre In this study, a proto-type configuration of HadGEM3-RA was used. Physics Dynamics Description Non-hydrostatic, Arakawa-C grid (horizontal) and Charney-Phillips grid (vertical), semi-la grangian advection, conservative monotone treatment of tracers, semi-implicit time integr ation (Davies et al. 2005) Radiation General 2-stream radiation (Edwards and Slingo 1996; Cusack et al. 1999a) Boundary layer Microphysics Convection Nonlocal mixing scheme for unstable layers (Lock et al. 2000). Local number scheme for stable layers (Smith 1990) Mixed phase scheme including prognostic ice content; solves physical equations for micr ophysical processes using particle size information (Wilson and Ballard 1999) Revised mass flux scheme from Gregory and Rowntree (1990) including triggering of de ep and shallow cumulus convection based on the boundary layer scheme and parameter ized entrainment/detrainment rates for shallow convection (Grant and Brown 1999) Gravity wave drag Orographic scheme including flow blocking (Webster et al. 2003) Land surface MOSES-II (Essery et al. 2003); nine surface tile types plus coastal tiling

Performance: Precipitation 20-yr mean annual precipitation (1989~2008) Observation GPCP Observation UDEL ERA-Interim HadGEM3-RA GPCP: Global Precipitation Climatology Project; monthly, 2.5x2.5 UDEL: the University of Delaware precipitation (v.2.01); monthly, 0.5x0.5 The precipitation distributions of both ERA-Interim and HadGEM3-RA are similar to observation. HadGEM3-RA could resolve small-scale features.

Performance: Precipitation bias Difference of 20-yr mean annual precipitation from observation ERA - GPCP RCM - GPCP

Performance: Precipitation 20-yr mean summer precipitation (JJA 1989~2008) Observation GPCP Observation UDEL ERA-Interim HadGEM3-RA The precipitation distributions of both ERA-Interim and HadGEM3-RA are similar to observation. It is clear that the HadGEM3-RA could produce small-scale information, especially around coastal regions.

Performance: Precipitation Difference of 20-yr mean summer precipitation from observation ERA - GPCP RCM - GPCP

Low level circulation 20-yr mean summer 850-hPa wind and humidity (JJA 1989~2008) Observation Bias

Performance: Precipitation 20-yr mean winter precipitation (DJF 1989~2008) Observation GPCP Observation UDEL ERA-Interim HadGEM3-RA

Performance: Precipitation Difference of 20-yr mean winter precipitation from observation ERA - GPCP RCM - GPCP

Performance: Surface Air temperature 20-yrs mean annual surface air temperature (1989~2008) Observation HadGEM3-RA Bias Observation: the University of Delaware precipitation and temperature (v.2.01); monthly, 0.5x0.5 The HadGEM3-RA could reproduce the climatological distribution of mean annual temperature. It is clear that the HadGEM3-RA could resolve small-scale features related with topography.

Performance: Surface Air temperature 20-yr mean summer surface air temperature (JJA 1989~2008) Observation HadGEM3-RA Bias

Performance: Surface Air temperature 20-yr mean winter surface air temperature (DJF 1989~2008) Observation HadGEM3-RA Bias

Statistics: Precipitation & Temperature (Land) Mean of observation and hadgem3-ra, bias, Root-mean-squared error (RMS E) and pattern correlation coefficient of precipitation and temperature. Variables Mean (UDEL) Mean (Model) Bias RMSE Pattern Corr. Precip. (mm/day ) Temp. (deg C) ANN 2.56 3.61 1.05 1.24 0.835 JJA 4.23 5.90 1.67 2.32 0.759 DJF 1.48 1.91 0.43 0.64 0.883 ANN 10.8 10.1-0.6 1.6 0.982 JJA 20.6 20.6 0.0 1.4 0.958 DJF -0.5-1.5-1.0 2.4 0.983

Sub-domains for annual cycle analysis Two sub-domains: EAS and SEA East Asia (EAS) 100E-145E, 20N-50N Southeast Asia (SEA) 95E-150E, 10S-20N

Performance: Annual cycle 20-yr mean annual cycle of domain-averaged precipitation and surfac e air temperature (1989~2008): East Asia Precip. SAT Black: observation (UDEL) Red: ERA-Interim Blue: HadGEM3-RA

Performance: Annual cycle 20-yr mean annual cycle of domain-averaged precipitation and surfac e air temperature (1989~2008): Southeast Asia Precip. SAT Black: observation (UDEL) Red: ERA-Interim Blue: HadGEM3-RA

Inter-annual variance: Precipitation Standard deviation of annual mean precipitation Observation GPCP Observation UDEL ERA-Interim HadGEM3-RA Although HadGEM3-RA has stronger inter-annual variance, general pattern is reproduced well.

Inter-annual variance: Precipitation Standard deviation of summer mean precipitation Observation GPCP Observation UDEL ERA-Interim HadGEM3-RA

Inter-annual variance: Precipitation Standard deviation of winter mean precipitation Observation GPCP Observation UDEL ERA-Interim HadGEM3-RA

Inter-annual variation: Precipitation and SAT Annual mean precipitation and temperature averaged over land Precipitation Temperature HadGEM3-RA ERA-Interim UDEL PRP ERA RCM COR 0.647 0.618 Black line with closed circle: Observation Red line with open square: ERA-Interim Blue line with closed square: HadGEM3-RA SAT ERA RCM COR 0.991 0.903 Although HadGEM3-RA has wet and cold biases, model show good inter-annual variation.

Inter-annual variation: Precipitation and SAT Annual precipitation and temperature averaged over sub-regions Precipitation Temperature EAS SEA Precip ERA RCM COR - EAS 0.545 0.513 COR - SEA 0.714 0.613 Air Temperature ERA RCM COR - EAS 0.983 0.766 COR - SEA 0.851 0.918

Inter-annual variation: Precipitation and SAT Summer precipitation and temperature averaged over sub-regions Precipitation Temperature EAS SEA Precip ERA RCM COR - EAS 0.688 0.632 COR - SEA 0.765 0.619 Air Temperature ERA RCM COR - EAS 0.993 0.742 COR - SEA 0.793 0.871

Inter-annual variation: Precipitation and SAT Winter precipitation and temperature averaged over sub-regions Precipitation Temperature EAS SEA Precip ERA RCM COR - EAS 0.950 0.856 COR - SEA 0.464 0.376 Air Temperature ERA RCM COR - EAS 0.994 0.777 COR - SEA 0.935 0.925

Daily precipitation intensity Number of rainy day based on daily precipitation intensity Light (0.1-1) Moderate(1-10) Heavy(10-30) Extreme(30- ) O B S R C M Observation: APHRODITE's Water Resources ( Asian Precipitation - Highly-Resolved Observational Data Integration Towards Evaluation of Water Resources); daily, 0.5x0.5 (and 0.25x0.25) In EAS sub-region, rainy days at all intensity are overestimated. In SEA sub-region, rainy days at light and extreme intensities are underestimated.

Daily precipitation intensity and amount Sub-region: East Asia Number of day Total Amou nt Light (0.1-1) Moderate (1-10) Heavy (10-30) Extreme (30- ) Total OBS 63.6 70.0 18.8 4.5 157.0 RCM 76.4 92.9 27.8 5.7 202.8 OBS 26.1 263.6 313.8 220.4 823.9 RCM 31.6 356.7 461.1 269.3 1118.8 250 200 150 100 OBS [day] RCM [day] 1200 1000 800 600 400 OBS [mm] RCM [mm] 50 200 0 Light Moderate Heavy Extreme Total 0 Light Moderate Heavy Extreme Total

Daily precipitation intensity and amount Sub-region: Southeast Asia Number of day Total Amou nt Light (0.1-1) Moderate (1-10) Heavy (10-30) Extreme (30- ) Total OBS 70.3 129.3 42.0 9.3 250.9 RCM 37.1 143.3 120.7 6.8 307.9 OBS 31.7 522.5 699.3 445.6 1699.0 RCM 17.0 763.4 1811.7 316.0 2908.0 350 300 250 OBS [day] RCM [day] 3500 3000 2500 OBS [mm] RCM [mm] 200 2000 150 1500 100 1000 50 500 0 Light Moderate Heavy Extreme Total 0 Light Moderate Heavy Extreme Total

GEV analysis : Probability density function GEV analysis: Fitting time series of annual maximum daily precipitati on to generalized extreme value (GEV) distribution East Asia Southeast Asia Blue line: Observation Red line: HadGEM3-RA In EAS sub-region, PDF of model extreme shifted to strong intensity and variance. In SEA sub-region, PDF of model extreme shifted to weak intensity and variance.

GEV analysis : 20-year return value precipitation GEV analysis: 20-year return value of maximum daily precipitation Observation HadGEM3-RA In EAS sub-region, 20-yr return value precipitation tends to overestimated. In SEA sub-region, 20-yr return value precipitation tends to underestimated.

Summary and concluding remarks Twenty-year integrations on CORDEX-EA domain (50km) forced b y the ERA-Interim data have been conducted by the HadGEM3-R A of proto-type. The model performance of mean climate, annual cycle, inter-annu al variability and climate extreme are evaluated. Results reveals that the HadGEM3-RA has the dynamical downsc aling ability for the CORDEX-East Asia domain. Meanwhile, HadGEM3-RA show generally wet and cold biases. T herefore, we will test the final version of HadGEM3 with new confi guration in model physics options.