Jaime Ribalaygua 1,2, Robert Monjo 1,2, Javier Pórtoles 2, Emma Gaitán 2, Ricardo Trigo 3, Luis Torres 1. Using ECMWF s Forecasts (UEF2017)

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Using ECMWF s Forecasts (UEF2017) Post processing of ECMWF EPS outputs by using an analog and transference technique to improve the extreme rainfall predictability in Ebro basin (Spain) [ IMDROFLOOD ] Jaime Ribalaygua 1,2, Robert Monjo 1,2, Javier Pórtoles 2, Emma Gaitán 2, Ricardo Trigo 3, Luis Torres 1 1 MeteoGRID, Madrid, Spain. 2 Climate Research Foundation (FIC), Madrid, Spain. 3 Faculdade de Ciências, Universidade de Lisboa, Lisbon, Portugal.

Introduction Introduction Pilot case and data Preliminary study in Catalonia

Introduction Historical maximum daily rainfall in Spain Flooding (2) Extreme rainfall (1)

Used data Pilot case Catalonia Post processing (IMDROFLOOD) Using ECMWF s Forecasts (UEF2017) Pilot case & data Ebro watershed Length 930 km, basin 80,093 km 2, discharge 426 m 3 /s Cantabria, Castile and León, La Rioja, Navarra, Aragon and Catalonia. Observations - Daily precipitation from the Spanish State Agency of Meteorology (AEMet). - Time-series with at least 5 years: Total of 269 rain gauges in Catalonia. Era-Interim - Re-analysis of winds at 500 &1000 hpa (resolution of 0.7 ) - Historical period: 1979-2016. ECMWF-EPS - 50+1: The 50 individual outputs + control output (resolution of 0.28 ) - Short-term forecast (+24h horizon): winds at 500 &1000 hpa, precipitation amounts - Hindcast for 2010-2011

Methodology Methodology

50 Ä 30 50 ENS members Post processing (IMDROFLOOD) Using ECMWF s Forecasts (UEF2017) Methodology SHORT-TERM: Daily statistical downscaling 1. Analogs from Euclidean distance for normalised predictor fields: wind at 1000 & 500hPa Synoptic charts ENS member i ENS member j Reference database?? 1000 hpa 500 hpa Obs. precip. We extract the 30 most analogous days (from past) 30 30 (Ribalaygua et al., 2013). Two step analogue/regression Obtaining of 30 analogs Probabilistic forecast Average Average Preliminary determ. precip. 2. Rainfall transference from the most analogous days to each ENS member by using humidity Q-700hPa Analogues temp. ENS member X Others humidity Multiple regression Q-700hPa Applying regression Deterministic precipitation 3. Sorting of probability distribution of precipitation (1500 = 30 analogs x 50 ENS members) + Regrouping & collapsing Comparing with preliminary precipitation order Sorting New ENS member j 50 New ENS member i collapsed - Others

Methodology MEDIUM-TERM: Verification statistics Typical statistics: Rank Histogram, RPS/RPSS, ROC/AUC Perfect forecast Good spread Insufficient spread RPS 1 M 1 M CDF fcst, m CDF m obs, m 1 RPS fcst RPSS 1 RPS clim 2 No skill Excesive spread Four classes: - No rain (0 to 0.1 mm) - Light rain (0.1 to 5 mm) - Moderate (5 to 15 mm) - Heavy rain (> 15 mm) TP TP Hit P TP FN FP FP FalseAl N FN TN Statistics usually used for the verification of probability and ensemble forecasts References: Laurence J. Wilson (1999), Beth Ebert (2005),

Methodology MEDIUM-TERM: Verification statistics Typical statistics: Rank Histogram, RPS/RPSS, ROC/AUC ROC for binary forecasts of rare events P99 ~ 15 to 80 mm P995 ~ 20 to 120 mm The 3 most intense of the year The maximum per year

Methodology MEDIUM-TERM: Verification statistics Typical statistics: Rank Histogram, RPS/RPSS, ROC/AUC R libraries Verification NCAR - Research Applications Laboratory (2015). verification: Weather Forecast Verification Utilities. R package version 1.42. https://cran.rproject.org/package=verification SpecsVerification Stefan Siegert (2017). SpecsVerification: Forecast Verification Routines for Ensemble Forecasts of Weather and Climate. R package version 0.5-2. https://cran.rproject.org/package=specsverification

Results & discussion Results & discussion

Counts Counts Post processing (IMDROFLOOD) Using ECMWF s Forecasts (UEF2017) Results & discussion Rank Histogram 50 Raw ENS (median case) 50 Collapsed ENS Analog Ranks Ranks

From Q3 From Q3 From Q1 90% 95% 99% From Q1 Post processing (IMDROFLOOD) Using ECMWF s Forecasts (UEF2017) Results & discussion 0.999 0.99 0.9 0.5 0.1 0.01 0.001 50 Raw ENS 50 Collapsed ENS Analog

Results & discussion Ranked Probability Score (RPS) Deterministic

Results & discussion Ranked Probability Score (RPS) Deterministic

Results & discussion Ranked Probability Skill Score (RPSS)

Results & discussion Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curve and Area Under the Curve (AUC) Example for P99 50 Raw ENS 1500 Full Analog ENS 50 Collapsed Analog ENS

Results & discussion Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curve and Area Under the Curve (AUC) All results for P99 50 Raw ENS 1500 Full Analog ENS 50 Collapsed Analog ENS

Results & discussion All results for P995 Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curve and Area Under the Curve (AUC) 50 Raw ENS 1500 Full Analog ENS 50 Collapsed Analog ENS

Conclusions Conclusions

Conclusions - EPS underestimates dry days and extreme rainfall at local scale - Some post-process is required for downscaling EPS - Analog/transfer statistical downscaling method improves: * Spread of the probabilistic forecast (Ranking Histogram). * General forecast of four classes (RPS/RPSS). * Extreme point rainfall forecast (ROC/AUC). - Limitations: * The used method requires long observed time-series (>5years) * All these results are preliminary

Questions? Acknowledgment The authors would like to thank the EU and the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness (MINECO) for funding, in the frame of the collaborative international consortium IMDROFLOOD, financed under the ERA-NET Cofund WaterWorks2014 Call. This ERA-NET is an integral part of the 2015 Joint Activities developed by the Water Challenges for a Changing World Joint Programme Initiative (Water JPI) Thank you very much for your attention! Questions?