Example of the one month forecast

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Example of the one month forecast Masayuki Hirai Tokyo Climate Center (TCC)/ Climate Prediction Division of Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA)

Example Note that the initial time and the forecast target period is different from those the actual exercise. Initial date: 21 Oct. 2015 (Wed.) Forecast target period: 24 Oct. to 20 Nov. (4 weeks mean) (depending on the time) 24 Oct. to 6 Nov. (Beginning of 2 weeks mean) Forecast point: Tokyo/JAPAN (35.7N, 139.8E)

Processes of building forecast 1 2 3 Current condition Numerical model Prediction materials Prediction skill Guidance 4 Creation of forecast

Processes of building forecast 1 2 3 Current condition Numerical model Prediction materials Prediction skill Guidance 4 Creation of forecast

Current condition (1) SST anomalies (recent condition) http://ds.data.jma.go.jp/gmd/tcc/tcc/products/model/map/1 me/map1/zpcmap.php Positive anomalies from the central to the eastern tropical Pacific and Negative from Maritime continent to the western Pacific El Niño like pattern Positive anomalies over the Indian Ocean SST anomalies at the previous day of the initial time.

Current condition (2) Convective activities around the equator (including MJO) http://ds.data.jma.go.jp/gmd/tcc/tcc/products/clisys/mjo/ moni_mjo.html Easterly propagation mode relaying with MJO has been unclear after late summer. El Niño like pattern is found. Convection active from the central to the eastern tropical Pacific Convection inactive from the Indian ocean to the Maritime continent Relatively convectionactive phase are found around the Western Hemisphere.

Current condition (3) Convective activities over the tropics http://ds.data.jma.go.jp/gmd/tcc/tcc/products/clisys/acmi.html OLR anomalies Inactive convections in east of the Philippines and Maritime continent Active convections from the central to eastern Pacific, east of the Philippnes and western Indian Ocean. CHI200 anomalies (Upper divergence field) Negative (i.e. divergent) from the central to the eastern part of Pacific Positive (i.e. convergent)i over the Indian Ocean and western tropical Pacific Slightly negative anomalies in the western Indian Ocean

Current condition (4) http://ds.data.jma.go.jp/gmd/tcc/tcc/products/clisys/acmi.html Atmospheric circulation around the tropics 200hPa stream function (upper circulation) () CHI200 anomalies (Upper divergence field) Positive (i.e. clockwise) in the western Pacific and Negative (i.e. anticlockwise) from the Middle East to the Southeast Asia. = MatsunoGill response Shorter wavelength meandering of the subtropical jet stream (wave train) is found, Middle East; South Asia; Southern side of the Tibet; West of Japan; Around Japan;

Current condition (5) http://ds.data.jma.go.jp/gmd/tcc/tcc/products/clisys/acmi.html Atmospheric circulation in the midhigh latitudes 200hPa stream function (upper circulation) () Meandering of the polar jet stream (wave train) is found, North Europe; Western Siberia; Around Mongolia; Around Japan; 500hPa geopotential height

Current condition (6) Sea level Pressure Atmospheric circulation in the midhigh latitudes 850 hpa temperature 500hPa geopotential height High pressure covers around Japan, relating to the upper ridge around Mongolia. The Siberian high is weak. Therefore, lower temperature was above normal in west of Japan (around Mongolia and China).

Approach to building forecast 1 2 3 Current condition Numerical model Prediction materials Prediction skill Guidance 4 Creation of forecast

Forecast (onemonth mean) http://ds.data.jma.go.jp/gmd/tcc/tcc/products/model/map/1me/index.html SST anomalies CHI200 (velocity potential) Precipitation Enhanced convections are predicted in not only eastern tropical Pacific but also western Indian Ocean. Suppressed convections are predicted from the Maritime continent to the western tropical Pacific. These pattern must be reflected by SST anomalies.

Forecast (onemonth mean) http://ds.data.jma.go.jp/gmd/tcc/tcc/products/model/map/1me/index.html PSI200 (stream function) CHI200 (velocity potential) PSI850 (stream function) MatsunoGill response (Influence of tropical convections on atmospheric circulation) Convection active (Heating source) Incase of heating source in EQ.

Forecast (onemonth mean) http://ds.data.jma.go.jp/gmd/tcc/tcc/products/model/map/1me/index.html PSI200 (stream function) CHI200 (velocity potential) Meandering of the subtropicaljet stream From South to Southeast Asia; West of Japan; East of Japan; Northwesterly anomalies of the upper flow are predicted, which would contribute to cool conditions.

Forecast (onemonth mean) http://ds.data.jma.go.jp/gmd/tcc/tcc/products/model/map/1me/index.html PSI850 (stream function) Precipitation Dry conditions are predicted in the north part of Japan, In association with the upper ridge in the west of Japan. Lower anticyclonic anomalies are predicted around the Philippines, relating with suppressed convections in the western tropical Pacific. This would bring southwesterly anomalies of the lower wind, which contribute to wet conditions along the north side of the anticyclones. ridge wet H In around Tokyo, slightly dry tendency is predicted, but near the boundary of the above two region.

Forecast (onemonth mean) http://ds.data.jma.go.jp/gmd/tcc/tcc/products/model/map/1me/index.html 500hPa height 850hPa temperature 500hPa geopotential height is predicted to be above normal in west of Japan, which brings warm tendency in the region. Since geopotential height is relatively low in east of Japan, 850hPa temperature is relatively low (but positive) in the region. As for Tokyo, warm tendency is relatively weak. But it would be slightly above normal tendency, which may supported by globally warming relating with development of El Niño and longterm warming trend.

Forecast (Week1; Day3 to Day9) http://ds.data.jma.go.jp/gmd/tcc/tcc/products/model/map/1me/index.html 500hPa height 850hPa temp. Precipitation Cool tendency in east of Japan is predicted, relating with the meandering of the westerlies (northwardly in west of Japan, southwardly in east of Japan). Dry tendency is predicted, relating with inactive cyclone activities, which might be association with the upper ridge in the west of Japan. Around Tokyo, Slightly cool tendency and dry tendency is predicted.

Forecast (Week3,4; Day17 to Day30) http://ds.data.jma.go.jp/gmd/tcc/tcc/products/model/map/1me/index.html 500hPa height 850hPa temp. Precipitation 500hPa height is predicted to be zonally positive anomalies around the North Pacific. This would contributes to warm tendency around Tokyo. Wet tendency is predicted in the south of Japan. This must relate with lower anticyclonic anomalies (suppressed convections around the Philippines), which brings wet and warm southwesterly flow. This characteristics comes from tropical convection anomalies, whose predictability has some degree. Thereupon, those should be took account.

Prediction skill (PSI850) http://ds.data.jma.go.jp/gmd/tcc/tcc/products/model/hindcast/1me/tro_acor.html Onemonth mean Week3,4 Even in week3,4, the model has some degree of prediction skill in the tropics, though uncertainty should be took account.

Approach to building forecast 1 2 3 Current condition Numerical model Prediction materials Prediction skill Guidance 4 Creation of forecast

Guidance (temperature in the onemonth mean) Predictand Temperature Predictors T1000, TTD850 Correlation 0.684 BSS 0.132 Below normal Near normal Above normal 14% 47% 39% Correlation is as high as about 0.7. According to the reliability diagram, maximum probability should be kept to 50%. In the beginning of the period, slightly below normal temperature is expected, relating with the upper trough in the east of Japan. After that, warm tendency is predicted, in association with southwesterly lower wind anomalies. As for one month mean, above normal tendency is expected as the guidance.

Guidance (precoipitation in the onemonth mean) Predictand Precipitation Predictors U850 Correlation 0.322 BSS 0.039 Below normal Near normal Above normal 41% 43% 16% Correlation is positive. BSS is slightly positive, but not high. Maximum probability should be kept to 40%. In the firsthalf of the period, dry conditions are expected, in association with low impact of the extratropical cyclones. In the secondhalf of the period, wet conditions are expected, in association with southwesterly lower wind anomalies. Meanwhile, guidance shows dry tendency, suggesting the signal of dry tendency in the beginning is larger than the wet tendency in the secondhalf. Slightly dry tendencies but within near normal range is expected.

Conclusions Model One month mean Temperature Positive Precipitation Slightly negative Firsthalf Slightly negative Negative Secondhalf Positive Positive Guidance 14:47:39 41:43:16 Remarks Maximum prob. should be 50% Maximum prob. should be 40% Tokyo locates near of the boundary of the region of positive/negative anomalies. Category Below Normal Above Temperature 20% 40% 40% Precipitation 40% 30% 30%