Potential Operational Capability for S2S Prediction

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Potential Operational Capability for S2S Prediction Yuejian Zhu Environmental Modeling Center Acknowledgements: Brian Gross and Vijay Tallapragada Staffs of EMC and ESRL Present for Metrics, Post-processing, and Products for S2S Workshop 28 Feb. 2 Mar. 2018 College Park, MD

NWS Seamless Suite of Forecast Products Spanning Weather and Climate Outlook Current NCEP Models Seasons Years Forecast Uncertainty Guidance Threats Assessments Forecasts Watches Warnings & Alert Coordination Forecast Lead Time Minutes Hours Days 1 Week 2 Week Months GEFS and NAEFS Climate Forecast System* Global Forecast System Short-Range Ensemble Forecast North American Forecast Rapid Update Cycle for Aviation Dispersion Models for DHS Climate/Weather Linkage Ocean Model Hurricane Models Benefits Life & Property Aviation Maritime Space Operations Fire Weather Emergency Mgmt Commerce Energy Planning Hydropower Reservoir Control Agriculture Recreation Ecosystem Health Environment

NWS Seamless Suite of Forecast Products Spanning Weather and Climate Outlook Guidance Threats Assessments Forecasts Watches Warnings & Alert Coordination Forecast Lead Time Future NCEP Models Minutes Hours Days 1 Week 2 Week Months Seasons Years GEFS and NAEFS - Extend to 35 days - Extend to 45 days Global Forecast System Regional Forecast System Forecast Uncertainty Seasonal Forecast System* Climate/Weather Linkage Ocean Model Hurricane Models Benefits Life & Property Aviation Maritime Space Operations Fire Weather Emergency Mgmt Commerce Energy Planning Hydropower Reservoir Control Agriculture Recreation Ecosystem Health Environment

Unified Global Model NGGPS Unified Global Coupled Model Atmosphere Land Ocean Seaice Wave Aerosol GFS GEFS SFS Actionable weather Week 1 through 4-6 Seasonal & annual Application = Ensemble + Reanalysis + Reforecast 1 y 2 y 4 y Update cycle 3 y 20-25 y 1979 - present Reanalysis 6h 6-24h??? cycling WCOSS WCOSS WCOSS? where

Coupled modeling with FV3 FV3 model is being coupled with other earth system components using the NEMS / NUOPC Framework Current coupled modeling efforts with FV3 A coupled FV3-MOM6-CICE5 modeling system targeting sub seasonal to seasonal time scales with OAR partners (initial testing in progress) A coupled FV3-WW3 modeling system for weather time scales NUOPC caps developed in partnership with NESII Group for coupling GSM,FV3, MOM6, HyCOM, WW3 and CICE5 Exchanging fields between the other earth system components and atmospheric physics via a physics driver are in their final stages of development

Wave (WW3) - Atmosphere (FV3) coupling Example (Significant Wave Height)

FV3-GFS near-term plans Q2 FY2018: Begin releasing real-time parallel FV3- GFS forecasts to the field Q3 FY2018: Begin releasing retrospective runs for Community evaluation Q3 FY2018: FV3-GFS Experimental begins running Operationally Q2 FY 2019: FV3-GFS Operational 7

FV3-GEFS near-term plans Q3 FY2018: Begin FV3-Hybrid reanalysis for 20 years (1999-2018) Q4 FY2018: Begin FV3GEFS reforecast (30 years; 1989-2008) extend to 35 days Challenge for inconsistent initial analyses NWC (request) is aware this challenge Q2 FY2019: Begin to evaluate FV3GEFS forecast performance out to 35 days. Q3 FY2019: FV3GEFS begin running real-time Q4 FY2019: FV3GEFS Operational 8

Unified Global Model NGGPS Unified Global Coupled Model GFS GEFS SFS Actionable weather Week 1 through 4-6 Seasonal & annual Application = Ensemble + Reanalysis + Reforecast 1 y 2 y 4 y Update cycle 3 y 20-25 y 1979 - present Reanalysis 6h 6-24h??? cycling WCOSS WCOSS WCOSS? where

CRPSS for NH 500hPa geopotential height NCEP GEFS Performance (1999-2017) 10 days 18+ years 6 days GEFSv7 ET-BV GEFSv9 STTP GEFSv11 EnKF End of 2017

SubX 35d forecast Set Up The period of experiments are from May 1st 2014 to May 26 2016, and forecasts are initiated for every 7 days at 00UTC. The main difference of four experiments can be found in table Experiments Stochastic Schemes Boundary (SST) Convection CTL STTP Default Default SPs SKEB+SPPT+SHUM Default Default SPs+SST_bc SKEB+SPPT+SHUM 2-Tiered SST Default SPs+SST_bc+SA_ CV SKEB+SPPT+SHUM 2-Tiered SST Scale Aware Convection Table: Configuration differences for four experiments

GEFS week 3&4 forecasts (May 2014-May 2016) How about MJO skill of coupling model? CFSv2 is NCEP operational climate forecast system (coupling) implemented on 2011 16 members leg (24 hours) ensemble

GEFS week 3&4 forecasts (May 2014-May 2016) SPs+SST_bc+SA-CV (0.404) CFSv2 (0.306)

Weeks 3&4 forecast discussion: Ensemble size T2m calibration

WH-MJO Forecast Skills: Ensemble mean vs each member 5-memebrs 11-memebrs 21-memebrs Ensemble size for MJO skills 15

Comparison of Ensemble Size PAC Scores Domains Variables 21 Members 11 Members 5 Members 1 Member NH z500 0.628 0.619 0.586 0.463 Day 8-14 SH z500 0.620 0.609 0.582 0.458 u850 0.686 0.673 0.646 0.501 TR u250 0.641 0.630 0.605 0.490 NH z500 0.410 0.405 0.372 0.257 Day 15-28 SH z500 0.380 0.363 0.323 0.194 u850 0.583 0.571 0.544 0.400 TR u250 0.430 0.420 0.409 0.300 Anomaly Correlation for different ensemble sizes from SPs+SST_bc+SA_CV averaged over 25 months for lead days 8-14 (week 2) and lead days 15-28 (weeks 3 & 4). The bolded values represent results that are significantly degraded from the 21-member ensemble experiment at the 95% confidence level.

NH 500hPa height GEFS ensemble membership size testing from GEFSv11 configuration for 3-months. Random selected 20-, 40- and 60-members from 80- members pool ACC CRPS From ensemble mean: 40m will extend skill about 4 hrs 60-80m will extend skill about 8 hrs Similar skills for 60m and 80m 40m will extend skills for 4-5 hrs 60-80m will extend skills for 8 hrs Summary: Based on weather forecast skill analysis (ensemble mean and ensemble distribution) 60 members could be optimum approach for weather configuration

Inconsistent Analysis Domain average T2m analysis for July of past 17 years W. N Africa and Mid-East CONUS Diff: 3.5 degree https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/temp-and-precip/

Bias correction improves Wks 3&4 forecast skill (2016) Using adjusted bias (1999-2015) to correct 2016 forecast Weeks 3&4 surface temperature skills have been improved significantly for CONUS (north/south) plain areas

Background!!!

FV3-GEFS implementation (plan) Version 12 Q4 2019 Adapt FV3GFS beta version 25km resolution (C384) 64 hybrid vertical levels 31 ensemble members 4 cycles per day, out to 16 days 1-2 extend forecast per week, out to 35 days Reforecast Q3 2019 Based on new reanalysis (1999-2018) Challenges Reanalysis will not be the same analysis as GEFSv12 implementation 20-30 years Challenges - No consistent initial conditions for 30 years, but NWC requires Configuration is in discussion CPC requires 20 years, every 5-7 days OWP requires 30 years, every day Membership 11 members? Variables to be saved 3 tiers Common variables for calibration (priority) could exchange between agencies Extend variables for downstream application (save on tape) Initial conditions saved on tape for re-run