Applications of satellite measurements on dust-cloud-precipitation interactions over Asia arid/semi-arid region Jianping Huang Key Laboratory for Semi-Arid.

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Applications of satellite measurements on dust-cloud-precipitation interactions over Asia arid/semi-arid region Jianping Huang Key Laboratory for Semi-Arid Climate Change College of Atmospheric Sciences Lanzhou University, Lanzhou, China Contributors: P. Minnis, B. Chen, J. Su, J. Ge, H. Yan, W. Wang, T. Wang, S. Chen, Q. Fu 2012 AMS Meeting

Northwest China is arid/semi-arid area

This area is the a major source region of dust storm Distribution of Dust Storm over China

Instantly wind up to 28m/s, Visibility 0 m Heavy Dust Storms (April 24, 2010)

April, 24 th 2010 Instantly wind up to 28m/s, Visibility 0 m

民勤 Dust experiment Two sites for Dust Experiment, 2010 Minqin SACOL

The Lidar results in Minqin Minqing Heavy Dust Storms (April 24, 2010) Dust aerosols

The Lidar results in SACOL Dust aerosols

SACOL MinQin Backward Trajectories for the dusty case The dust aerosols transport from Minqin to SACOL.

western northwestern UTC 0 on April 24th Weather situation strong convergence and downdraft

Nobuo Sugimoto , Atsushi Shimizu 提供 Huang et al., JGR, 2008 Long-range dust aerosol transport

The VFM and transmission of the dusty case 0=invalid (bad or missing data),1=clear air, 2=cloud, 3=aerosol, 4=stratmospheric, 5=surface, 6=subsurface, 7=no signal Dust aerosols Dusty cloud Dust aerosol original from Northwest China can flow out from the continent to the open sea, may has some impact on cloud, regional & global climate. It is important to study the dust aerosols effect on cloud and climate in different region.

Aerosols Effect on Climate

The direct dust aerosol effect Absorb solar radiation ! Heating Atmosphere !

CALIPSO 532nm backscattering intensity over Taklamkan Desert for: July24, 26, 29, 30, 31, Huang et al., ACP, 2010

There is dust storm over Taklimakan from July 25 Aug.1, 2006 Aerosol Index derived from AURA

T. Eck et al 2004 Asian Dusts are more absorbing Retrieved single- scattering albedo Ge et al., JGRL, 2010

Asia dust may heat atmosphere over source region much stronger than we know before Huang et al., ACP, 2009

Higher droplet Concentration (CCN) Indirect aerosol effect Smaller droplets Lower Precipitation rate More reflective cloud (Cooler climate) Clouds longer lived

Case Study: March 27, 2004 DUST COD PCOD CLD

Satellite Data Analysis: Indirect Effect of Dust Aerosol Reduce the ice diameter and increase high cloud cover Huang et al., GRL, 2006a Correlation between Taklamagan dust storm index and ISCCP high cloud amount. Comparison of ice cloud diameter over the dust-free cloud (CLD) and clouds over the dust (COD) region.

Dust Aerosol, as Cloud condensation nuclei (CCN), can change cloud microphysical property, cloud fraction and cloud lifetime, thus can indirectly influence the radiation budget of the earth-atmosphere system. Dust indirect effect was evidenced by observation Huang et al., GRL, 2006a

The semi-direct aerosol effect Absorb solar radiation Evaporation of the cloud! Reduce low cloud cover Warm the climate as low clouds scatter solar radiation back to space. Evaporation

Semi-Direct Effect of Dust Aerosol Reduce low cloud water Path Huang et al., GRL, 2006b Comparison of low cloud water path over the dust-free cloud (CLD) and clouds over the dust (COD) region.

Semi-Direct Effect of Dust Aerosol Reduce low cloud water Path Huang et al., GRL, 2006b Comparison of the cloud water path for dust-free with cloud over dust region as a function of effective cloud top temperature Te for (a) IWP, (b) LWP.

Semi-Direct Effect of Dust Aerosol Reduce low cloud water Path Huang et al., GRL, 2006b Correlation between dust storm index and ISCCP low cloud total water path Correlation between dust storm index & ISCCP cloud optical depth.

evaporation→disappearance Dust Aerosols’ semi-direct effect can increase droplet evaporation, reduce liquid water path by 49.8%, lead to less precipitation. Semi-direct effect may contribute to arid climate a Huang et al., GRL, 2006b

81% dusty cloud warming effect is contributed by indirect/semi-direct effect, 19% from direct effect Su & Huang et al, ACP, 2008

Dusty cloud reduced net TOA cloud cooling effect by 40% and may lead to warm atmosphere. Comparison of the annual mean net radiative forcing at the TOA. Su & Huang et al, ACP, 2008

Source Region Downwind Region Dust aerosol reduce cloud particle size in both source & downwind region but much significant in source region Wang & Huang et al., JGR, 2010

D— Dusty P — Pure W — Water I — Ice Dusty cloud reduce net TOA cloud cooling effect in both source & downwind region but much significant in source region Wang & Huang et al., JGR, 2010

Global precipitation distribution. The black rectangles denote the semi-arid regions over China (CSR) and over the USA (USR)

Comparison of vertical structure of dust aerosol occurrence from CALIPSO over (a) China Semi-arid Region (CSR) and (b) US Semi-Arid Region (USR) Huang et al., ACP, 2010

Comparison of aerosol optical depth (left) and absorbing aerosol index (right ) over China Semi-arid Region (CSR) and US Semi-Arid Region (USR) DED: Dust event day NDE:No dust event day

Huang et al., ACP, 2010 Comparison of cloud properties over China Semi-arid Region (CSR) and US Semi-Arid Region (USR) DED: Dust event day NDE:No dust event day

Dust aerosols effect on cloud dust transport Change the microphysical characteristics of clouds & diminish the cloud cooling effect Heating atmosphere dust Direct effect Semi-direct effect Indirect effect dust Low-level cloud evaporation, water vapor reduction Low-level cloud evaporation, water vapor reduction

Evaporate cloud droplets Reduce cloud water path Less Rainfall Drought Dust Events More Dust Events Huang et al., ACP 2010 Wang et al., JGR 2010 Huang et al., ACP 2009 Huang et al., JGR 2008 Su et al., ACP 2008 Huang et al., GRL 2006a,b Dust-Drought Feedback Summery and Discussion Less Rainfall Drought

Summery and Discussion:  The absorption of Asian dust aerosol can cause: heating atmosphere evaporate cloud droplets reduce cloud water path and optical depth reduce cloud-cooling effect lead to warm local climate lower precipitation rate  More field cloud/aerosol observation need to understand the their effect on climate and hydrological cycle.

Thank you for your attention!