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Hurricane Irene Hurricane Sandy August 28, 2011 NOAA/NHC Damage: #7 with >$16 Billion. Track Accurate; Intensity Over-predicted. Avila & Cangialosi, 2012, Tropical Cyclone Report Hurricane Sandy October 29, 2012 NOAA/NHC Damage: #2 with >$68 Billion. Track Accurate; Surge Under-predicted. Georgas et al., 2014, J. of Extr. Even. Colle et al., 2015, J. Mar. Sci. & Engr.

Steady Improvement Intensity is modulated by the warm or cold ocean. Initial coupling to ocean models was not helping.

Tropical Cyclone Forecasting is a Global Issue for US Navy & NOAA Typhoon & Cyclone Damage measured in Deaths Hurricane Damage measured in Dollars Tropical Cyclone Tracks & Intensities Greatest Seasonal Cycle: China Korea Japan Greatest Seasonal Cycle: Mid-Atlantic Northeast Canada Summer – Winter Sea Surface Temperature Difference

Summer heating produces a highly stratified ocean - A warm surface layer + An unseen cold bottom layer Mid Atlantic Winter (1-layer) Mid Atlantic Summer (2-layers) Cold Pool Mid- Atlantic’s Cold Pool Yellow Sea’s Cold Bottom Water Mass Cold Bottom Water Mass Yellow Sea Summer Yellow Sea Summer Cold Bottom Water Mass Why unseen? Satellites cannot see below surface, Argo Floats do not extend into shallow water

MARACOOS is Certified to Operate New Observing Technologies for US Government CODAR HF Radar for Current Mapping Slocum Underwater Glider for Sustained Subsurface Profiling of Temperature, Salinity, Currents, …. Glider Communicating at Surface Glider Profiling Subsurface

Operations to Research (O2R) Demonstrated Integrated Ocean Observatory identifies processes responsible for rapid ahead-of-eye cooling. Atmospheric model sensitivities identify ahead-of-eye cooling as the missing process for rapid de-intensification NOAA OAR

R2O - Hurricane Hermine Response - Glider Fleet Launched, 9/2016 HYCOM RTOFS

R2O - Navy Global HYCOM: Temperature Below Summer Thermocline Operational GOFS 3.0 OpTest of GOFS 3.1 No Cold Pool Well Defined Cold Pool Isopycnal Layers on Shelf Sigma/Z-levels on Shelf

Oceanographers on the WRFIA hurricane team preparing the plan due April 2018 Sentinel Storm Gliders deployed as picket lines reporting subsurface ocean temperature profiles during hurricane season Storm Glider Data Assimilation O2R2O cycle for the operational prediction models What is needed?