Multi-decadal simulation of Atlantic Ocean climate variability driven by realistic high-frequency atmospheric reanalysis

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Multi-decadal simulation of Atlantic Ocean climate variability driven by realistic high-frequency atmospheric reanalysis Z. Garraffo, G.Halliwell, L. Smith, G. Peng, E. Chassignet Discussions with B. Molinari, J. Metzger, T. Townsend, A. Wallcraft, F. Schott

Interannual North Atlantic simulations With HYCOM One main simulation was done, 1/3 degree, for period 1948-2003. Mediterranean Sea not resolved Explicitly, but as a marginal sea boundary Condition as in Price-Young-(Baringer). KPP mixed layer. (Future 1/3 deg experiments: for comparison, salinity relaxation in the Gulf of Cadiz, GISS mixed layer. One simulation at 1/12 degree will be started. Large computer allocation was granted. Will Cover 1960-present.

Specified P-Y Model Parameters: Bathymetry Gibraltar Width: 20km Gibraltar Sill depth: 280m Shelf-slope break depth: 625m Slope of continental slope: 0.012 Specified Atlantic Ocean Water Properties model model T, S of Gibraltar inflow water T, S of entrained interior water at shelf-slope break P-Y Model Output Gibraltar inflow transport (Mi) Gibraltar outflow T, S, transport (Ms) Med. Surf. Fluxes E-P over Mediterranean Net Q over Mediterranean (-13 W/m^2) Entrained interior water transport (Me) Mp final product water T Price-Yang- (Baringer)-Model E-P, Q over Med kept constant

HYCOM Atlantic 1/3 interannual simulations (1948-present) Initialization from year 20, ATLn0.32 with Price and Young Parameterization for Mediterranean overflow Expt 30.3 NCEP forcing from 1948 wind stress anomalies, wind speed, airtemp, radiation, water vapor Rivers

More details, forcing and parameters: used ncep ocean land mask ncep wind stress anomalies, with ECMWF long term wind stress mean (ERA15, which was used for spin-up). SSS relax, no E-P, no SST relax. biharmonic and laplacian diffsn.

Start with: SSH and NAO index Florida Current transport

Sea Surface Height NAO + (strong westerlies) NAO - (weak westerlies) NAO + -NAO - 1982-1984,1989-1996 1986,1997

Expt 30.3, SSH vs NAO (3yr running mean) Following Curry-McCartney baroclinic transport index (SPG:47W 57N STG:62W 32N) 30.3: Mean SSH (NCEP) NAO STG SPG HYCOM SSH 1950 1975 2000 Generally model lags NAO, as in Curry- McCartney After 1960, minima in agreement with Curry- McCartney transport index minima in 1970, 1981,1989.

Following Baringer and Larsen, 2001 Cable NAO NAO Florida current transport anomalies, (de-meaned values divided by standard deviation), for cable data vs NAO, hycom vs NAO, hycom vs cable data Hycom 34.2 20.8 Hycom 32.2 19.6 Cable 1982 2004 Good agreement in the phase of the observed and simulated transport anomalies (Sv) mean std Cable 32.2 1 hycom 19.6 0.65 poor resol. Fl St, (alsomoc too weak)

Curl Tau, NAO + -NAO - (after 1982) For comparison, Curl Tau (mean 1948-2003) Positive wind curl anomaly (weaker curl tau) at 27N

Following Baringer-Larsen, NAO and Florida Current transport (27N) NAO HYCOM 1950 1975 2000 After 1980, in opposite phase to NAO, But not before 1980.

Curl Tau, NAO+-NAO- Before 1982 After 1982

First results on convection And MOC

Convection: Mixed layer depth X X Irminger Sea (58W 60N) 3000 Labrador Sea (58W 60N) 3000m Labrador Sea Int (56W 57.5N) 3000m

Labrador Sea (58W 60N) 3000m MOC 43N

From Fritz Schott Approaching the subject from a northern perspective Big pulse of LSW in 1992-4, then decline of deep convection and shallow upper LSW formed warming of Labr. Sea!

Expt 30.3 overturning (z coord) MOC 43N 12 MOC Tropical 10 MOC North of 33N 1950 1975 2000 NAO 1950 2000

Mean overturning stream function, 1950-2003, expt 30.3

Model SST variability vs observations Mean N.Atlantic SST SST eofs Propagating SST anomalies as in Sutton-Allen (1997) Similar analysis to that of Molinari, Garraffo, Snowden (2007), for GFDL coupled model

Observed and model mean winter North Atlantic SST, 0-70N Detrended (AMO) 17.2.2 17.0 0 16.8 1950 1975 2000 -.2 1950 1975 2000

1950-2003 trend, observed ERSST vs model. ERSST.04 /C Model.06 /C

1 st eof of detrended SST, observed ERSST vs model. ERSST Eof1 (32%) Model Eof1 (27%) 1950 2000 Very good agreement, after removing an extra model trend 1950 2000

nd eof of detrended SST, observed ERSST vs model. Good agreement (model missing 1987 min) 1950 2000 1950 2000

SST: Hovmuller diagram on Curve by Gulf Stream Expt 30.3 30.3 SST 1990 1990 1970 1970 0 1950 1950 Sutton Allen observed SST

Simulations done at Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center and at ERDC.