NUMERICAL STUDY OF SHORT TERM EFFECT OF SST ANOMALIES

Gu Jianfeng; Wang Qianqian; Liu Jiangang

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Using a 5-layer P-o mixed coordinates primitive equations model, a process of heavy rain is simulated that occurred over the middle-and lower-reaches of the Changjiang River on July 1-2, 1991 and numerical experiments are done of the effects of sea surface temperature (SST) anomalies over different waters on the precipitation. The result has shown that the appearance of SST anomaly is followed in a short term (2 or 3 days) by. A change in the pattern of circulation as well as in precipitation to some extent.

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Gu Jianfeng, Wang Qianqian, Liu Jiangang. NUMERICAL STUDY OF SHORT TERM EFFECT OF SST ANOMALIES [J]. Journal of Tropical Meteorology, 1999, 5(1): 17-23.

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NUMERICAL STUDY OF SHORT TERM EFFECT OF SST ANOMALIES

Shanghai Institute of Meteorology Shanghai, 200030

Nanjing Institute of Meteorology, Nanjing 210044

Shanghai Meteorological Bureau, Shanghai 200030

Received Date: 1997-07-28

Rev Recd Date: 1998-03-26

Abstract: Using a 5-layer P-o mixed coordinates primitive equations model, a process of heavy rain is simulated that occurred over the middle-and lower-reaches of the Changjiang River on July 1-2, 1991 and numerical experiments are done of the effects of sea surface temperature (SST) anomalies over different waters on the precipitation. The result has shown that the appearance of SST anomaly is followed in a short term (2 or 3 days) by. A change in the pattern of circulation as well as in precipitation to some extent.

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