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On the geographic asymmetry of typhoon translation speed across the mountainous island of Taiwan Data: 2013/10/16 Student: Yi-Lin,Lin Advisor: Ming-Jen,Yang 徐理寰 學長 Hsu, L.-H., H.-C. Kuo, and R. G. Fovell, 2013: On the geographic asymmetry of typhoon translation speed across the mountainous island of Taiwan. J.Atmos. Sci., 70, 1006–1022.

Outline Keywords Introduction Observations Model settings and potential vorticity tendency diagnosis Numerical results Discussion and summary Reference

Keywords Beta-Effect PV Tendency Diagnosis Equation

Beta-Effect 𝒅(𝜻+𝒇) 𝒅𝒕 =𝟎 Global β –Effect(N.H.) 𝒇 increases 𝒇 decreases 𝒇 increases 𝜻 𝒊𝒏𝒄𝒓𝒆𝒂𝒔𝒆𝒔 𝜻 𝒅𝒆𝒄𝒓𝒆𝒂𝒔𝒆𝒔 NO friction, Barotropic(NO divergence )  absolute vorticity conserved. 𝛽= 𝑑𝑓 𝑑∅ 𝒅(𝜻+𝒇) 𝒅𝒕 =𝟎

Topographic β –Effect(N.H.) L H Kuo et al. (2001)以地形β效應 來詮釋渦旋在地形上的運動,渦旋氣流過山時感受到地形位渦水平梯度,渦管因 為拉伸作用(vertical stretching)受到正位渦平流引導而產生在渦旋最大風速外圍 的不對稱渦度,進而影響渦旋運動方向,實驗中渦旋會以反氣旋式路徑繞地形行 走,移速為渦旋最大風速及地形β效應乘積的平方根,此結果與 Smith (1993)、 Smith et al. (1997)提出颱風移速的冪次率一致。 陳(2004) 也以地形β效應來解釋颱風在接近台灣地形時路徑偏折的情形。 Taiwan topography originate from Google earth.

PV Tendency Diagnosis Equation Inviscid PV tendency equation [WW00(5)(B-13);WW01 (1) ] PV tendency Horizontal Advection (HA) Diabatic Heating (DH) Vertical Advection (VA) DH can be expanded as

Introduction The annual precipitation of Taiwan is approximately 2500 mm, with most of the heavy rainfall resulting from landfalling typhoons, when and where the air is forced to rise over the range(Chang 1982). The typhoon rainfall pattern is phase locked with the CMR, with its southwestern slope receiving especially large amounts (Chang et al. 1993). Tracks with cyclonic deflections sometimes appear before landfall, accompanied with along-track (Bender et al. 1987). Yeh and Elsberry (1993a) showed that the Taiwan terrain may enhance the southward flow on the western side of the typhoon circulation via the channel effect and thus further influence the typhoon track, a result also reported by Jian and Wu (2008). Kuo et al. (2001)以地形β效應 來詮釋渦旋在地形上的運動,渦旋氣流過山時感受到地形位渦水平梯度,渦管因 為拉伸作用(vertical stretching)受到正位渦平流引導而產生在渦旋最大風速外圍 的不對稱渦度,進而影響渦旋運動方向,實驗中渦旋會以反氣旋式路徑繞地形行 走,移速為渦旋最大風速及地形β效應乘積的平方根,此結果與 Smith (1993)、 Smith et al. (1997)提出颱風移速的冪次率一致.

Numerous studies have examined the impact of the CMR on landfalling tropical cyclones (TCs). -The Taiwan terrain may enhance the southward flow on the western side of the typhoon circulation via the channel effect and thus further influence the typhoon track . (Yeh and Elsberry (1993a) ,Bender et al. 1987, Jian and Wu (2008)) - The topographic β effect on tropical cyclone motion has also been shown to be important in other areas with a large-scale topography. (Zehnder 1993). - In summary, the southward deflection track or looping before landfall for NLT, in general, may lead to a larger rainfall event in Taiwan before the typhoon landfall(Su et al. 2012). 副低壓

Herein, we pursue a different and/or complementary approach and hypothesize that convective activity forced by the CMR has a material impact on the track of a typhoon as it approaches and passes the island, which we will demonstrate using a potential vorticity (PV) tendency analysis following Wu and Wang (2000, hereafterWW00). Typhoons represent local maxima of PV and tend to move toward the maximum of the azimuthal wavenumber-1 part of PV tendency (WW00). The net tendency reflects contributions from horizontal and vertical PV advection as well as friction and gradients of diabatic heating.

Observations CWB - Hourly typhoon center positions. (Wang 1980; Shieh et al. 1998) Radar and satellite information - help refine the landfall/departure positions and times of typhoons. (1977~2010) 84 TC (1960-2010) 61 continuous-track cases 23 discontinuous-track cases (DIS) Overland translation speed = linear distance duration time 福祿數(Froude number,Fr)為流體力學中無量綱的純量,為慣性力和重力效應之比,公式如下: U/(gh)^(1/2) 式中U為流體速度,L為物體特徵長度,g為重力加速度。 明渠流和波浪力學中都常用到福祿數。在明渠流中,長度L為水深 h。在波浪力學中,福祿數代表平均流速與重力波(Gravity wave)的波速之比。 當Fr > 1,表示慣性力對流動之影響較重力為大,稱為超臨界流(Supercritical flow),為水深小,流速急湍的流況。 當Fr < 1為亞臨界流(Subcritical flow),為流速緩慢,水深大的流況。 當Fr = 1為臨界流(Critical flow)。 (wiki)

Observations CWB - Hourly typhoon center positions. (Wang 1980; Shieh et al. 1998) 61 continuous-track cases : 84 TC (1960-2010) 61 continuous-track cases 23 discontinuous-track cases (DIS) Landfall position(23.5∘N) NLT SLT Overland translation speed SLOW (<3.3m/s) MEDIUM FAST (>9.1 m/s) Mean : 6.2m/s ; σ = 2.9 m/s Overland translation speed SLOW MEDIUM FAST

1960~2010 61 continuous-track cases NLT SLT SLOW 77% (10 of 13) 25% (10 of 40) 14% (3 of 21) FAST 60% (6 of 10) 10% (4 of 40) 28% (6 of 21)

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3-hourly mean translation speed (l: landfall; d: departure) Stratified by landfall latitude Before landfall, Continuously tracking typhoons accelerate as they approach Taiwan’s eastern coast. (Yeh and Elsberry 1993a) While overland, the average NLT speed decreases; the average SLT continue to speed up; Stratified by translation speed Before landfall, Velocity increase. While overland, the average SLOW and Medium north speed decreases. Fast speed increase. >1000mm decrease comparable to SLOW.

Composite rainfall(mm) data by 21 CWB station, also 1 and 1000 m height contour are shown. Alishan (325 mm) Alishan (162 mm) Sum = 2128 mm Sum = 809 mm

The pattern is phase locked with the topography, Less than 50 mm The pattern is phase locked with the topography, reflecting the interaction of the typhoon circulation and the CMR. (Chang et al. 1993) Through Semi-idealized simulations. Diabatic heating associated with (terrain-induced) convection PV tendency Typhoon’s motion NLT slow-moving cases – large rainfalls; SLT pre-landfall acceleration.

Model settings and potential vorticity tendency diagnosis A “semi-idealized” variant of the “real data” WRF model(V 3.1.1) Parameterization PBL - YSU Sub-grid mixing - Smagorinsky option Microphysics - Lin et al.(1983) Radiation – Rapid Radiative Transfer Model(RRTM; Mlawer et al. 1997) and Dudhia(1989) radiation package. For consistency with previous “semi-idealized” studies…. Basic state Jordan’s(1958) Caribean hurricane-season composite T and humidity sounding. SST = 29∘C Initialized with uniform easterly flow Beta effect Terrain Only Taiwan topography. (by 30-s resolution USGS database.) Give the same roughness length and moisture availability as the ocean. Typhoon initialization WRF tropical cyclone bogus scheme. With Rankine wind profile. R Vt Model top = 10 hPa. (35 levels) Horizontal resolution = 5 km 1500 km One square domain Previous studies have suggested that the land–sea contrast by itself will induce asymmetric convection and affect the typhoon track as it approaches landfall (Tuleya and Kurihara 1978; Tuleya et al. 1984; Wong and Chan 2006, 2007). The roughness length is used in numerical models to express the roughness of the surface. It affects the intensity of mechanical turbulence and the fluxes of varies quantitities above the surface. The 'roughness length' zo, depends on the frontal area of the average element (facing the wind) divided by the ground width it occupies. Vertical sub-gridscale heat exchange (by turbulent eddies) can be expressed as the vertical gradient of potential temperature times the roughness length. A lower roughness length implies less exchange between the surface and the atmosphere, but also stronger wind near the ground (e.g. at the standard height of 10 m). http://www-das.uwyo.edu/~geerts/cwx/notes/chap14/roughness.html

Inviscid PV tendency equation [WW00(5)(B-13);WW01 (1) ] DH can be expanded as

[WW00 eq.(3)] Now we consider a vortex as a symmetric PV anomaly. The vortex motion is only related to the wavenumber one component of the PV tendency. Therefore, we will focus on the wavenumber one component of the PV tendency [(]P/]t)1]. In the cylindrical coordinates moving with a TC center, the movement vector C consists only of wavenumber one component (Wang et al. 1997). (the eq.) The term on the left-hand side of Eq. (3) is associated with the development of the wavenumber one PV component. Since the development of a TC causes primarily changes of the symmetric component of PV, this term is negligible and Eq. (3) is dominated by the two terms on the right-hand side in the middle and lower troposphere, where the symmetric circulation is dominant.

, [WW00 eq.(6)] Apply least square method, PV tendency Why symmetric only concerns Cx Cy? How to make sure DH influence motion the most?

Numerical results T 3 N T 3 N O C 5437mm 3887mm a. Overview of the OC and T3N experiments 3-hourly tracks T 3 N T 3 N -3 m/s NLT 72h 1.2 m/s 5437mm 2.4 m/s 4.2 m/s 3.0 m/s 5.2 m/s 4.0 m/s O C 3887mm 50km, 50m/s

b. Motion of the OC and T3N typhoons

Symmetric PV structure (PVU = 10^(-6) m^2*K/(kg*s)) 24-27 hr [Symmetric over ocean] How to calculate Symmetric PV structure (PVU = 10^(-6) m^2*K/(kg*s)) ?? Vertically averaged Q Symmetric PV structure (PVU = 10^(-6) m^2*K/(kg*s)) Motion vector(C) , DH Rainfall(mm) 1st level wind vector

Symmetric PV structure (PVU = 10^(-6) m^2*K/(kg*s)) 32-35 hr Accelerate landfall [Before landfall to not passed CMR(35hr)] How to calculate Symmetric PV structure (PVU = 10^(-6) m^2*K/(kg*s)) ?? the DH term depends not on Q, but rather on its gradients, and specifically on the WN1 component. Vertically averaged Q Symmetric PV structure (PVU = 10^(-6) m^2*K/(kg*s)) Motion vector(C) , DH Rainfall(mm) 1st level wind vector

32-35 hr 𝝏𝑸 𝝏𝒛 ~𝟎 𝝏𝑸 𝝏𝒛 <𝟎

Symmetric PV structure (PVU = 10^(-6) m^2*K/(kg*s)) 48-57 hr Larger rainfall Enlarged T.C. β -EFFECT STEERING FLOW DH [Symmetric over ocean] How to calculate Symmetric PV structure (PVU = 10^(-6) m^2*K/(kg*s)) ?? How does beta-effect works ?? Vertically averaged Q Symmetric PV structure (PVU = 10^(-6) m^2*K/(kg*s)) Motion vector(C) , DH Rainfall(mm) 1st level wind vector

T 5 N T 10 N strongly steered typhoons c. Sensitivity tests -Steering flow intensity strongly steered typhoons asymmetric diabatic heating Our interpretation is that asymmetric diabatic heating is less capable of slowing down typhoons that are strongly steered.

T 3 N V25 T 3 V 65 T 3 N T 3 R 75 c. Sensitivity tests -Initial vortex strength or size T 3 N V25 T 3 V 65 -3 m/s Vmax =65m/s DH C T 3 N T 3 R 75 -3 m/s RMW = 75 km Q rainfall patterns same as NLT. Duration time and rainfall shorter and smaller than NLT.

T 5 S c. Sensitivity tests -Approaching angle and latitude It can be anticipated that, depending on its angle of approach and latitude of landfall, PV generation by asymmetric diabatic heating may also help hasten the passage of a typhoon across the island.  T5S

Discussion and summary Data from 61 continuous-track typhoons that made landfall on the eastern coast of Taiwan between 1960 and 2010 are analyzed. As in the observations, the NLT storms in our tend to turn toward the island and accelerate in the hours preceding landfall, only to slow down substantially while over land. FAST (60% SLT) typhoons accelerate SLOW (77% NLT) typhoons decelerate during landfall period.

PV-based analysis suggests that asymmetric diabatic heating(DH) associated with topography can also help explain the complex motions of these TCs as they approach and pass over the island. v €€ PV-based analysis suggests that asymmetric diabatic heating(DH) associated with topography can also help explain the complex motions of these TCs as they approach and pass over the island. This is revealed by the PV equation’s diabatic heating (DH) term, which is based on gradients of diabatic heating Q and absolute vorticity q and not on Q itself (or even the surface rainfall field).

NLT (T3N) SLT(T5S) NLT (T3N) The upshot is that the topographically phase-locked convection tends to causes the NLTs to linger much longer over land, permitting them to produce an impressively large rainfall amount. phase-locked convection NLTs linger much longer over land large rainfall amount

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1960~2010 61 continuous-track cases, Saffir-Simpson hurricane scale(TS, C1~C4). Data from 21 CWB surface stations(overland).

Why do we use PV? 𝑬𝒓𝒕𝒆𝒍 𝑷𝐕= −𝐠(𝛇+𝐟) 𝝏𝜽 𝝏𝒑 𝐏𝐕= (𝛇+𝐟) 𝑯 Conservation 𝐏𝐕= (𝛇+𝐟) 𝑯 𝑬𝒓𝒕𝒆𝒍 𝑷𝐕= −𝐠(𝛇+𝐟) 𝝏𝜽 𝝏𝒑 Conservation - Adiabatic stream (no diabatic heating or cooling) - No friction Invertibility PV anomoly

Least-square method y = ax +b 𝐄= 𝒚 𝒊 −𝒚= 𝒚 𝒊 −(𝒂 𝒙 𝒊 +𝒃) 𝐄= 𝒚 𝒊 −𝒚= 𝒚 𝒊 −(𝒂 𝒙 𝒊 +𝒃) 𝑬 𝟐 = 𝒊=𝟏 𝑵 ( 𝒚 𝒊 −𝒂 𝒙 𝒊 −𝒃) 𝟐 y = ax +b y ( 𝝏𝑷 𝝏𝒕 ) 𝟏 = − 𝑪 𝒙 𝝏 𝑷 𝒔 𝝏𝒙 − 𝑪 𝒚 𝝏 𝑷 𝒔 𝝏𝒚 ( 𝑥 𝑖 , 𝑦 𝑖 ) x

Beta-Effect 𝛽= 𝑑𝑓 𝑑∅ Radial Tangential

Roughness length Originated from Laura Bianco(2008) http://cires.colorado.edu/science/groups/pielke/classes/at7500/Bianco_SFC.pdf

Continuous-track/Discontinuous-track Discontinuous-track (Wang (1980) and Shieh et al. (1998) ) Plot originate from Wang, S. T., 1980: Prediction of the behavior and intensity of typhoons in Taiwan and its vicinity (in Chinese). Chinese National Science Council Research Rep. 108, 100 pp. Plot originate from CWB Wang (1980) and Shieh et al. (1998) studied the Taiwan orography effect on the movement with more than 200 landfalling typhoons between 1897 and 1996. They further suggested that the leeside secondary low could sometimes fully replace the original typhoon center, resulting in ‘‘discontinuous tracks.’’ When translation speed is defined based on the surface vortex signature, a discontinuous motion may appear as a very fast translation speed. Yeh and Elsberry (1993a,b) studied upstream deflections as well as continuous and discontinuous tracks for westward-moving tropical cyclones passing Taiwan. They found that, in agreement with the observations (e.g., Shieh et al. 1998), typhoons tend to track continuously across the northern end of the island but that discontinuous tracks dominate for weaker typhoons that made landfall at central or southern Taiwan. More intense and rapidly moving storms may cross directly over the barrier. It is likely that the greater frequency of discontinuous tracks in the south contributes to the fast speed of the SLT class. 颱風渦旋位於地形東側並於中心位置南方逐漸形成另一渦旋,且地形背風處亦有一渦旋生成,此時原本的低壓中心強度已較先前減弱。於積分48 小時時,原本的低壓中心消失,而東南方之擾動低壓,由於受地形阻擋持續減弱,地形東北方之背風低壓則增強,且取代原本的颱風渦旋中心,成為新的低壓中心,呈一不連續路徑。高層擾動氣壓場3500 公尺,由於高過地形高度,因此颱風渦旋呈一連續性的移動,越過山脈。若由低層流線場,亦可明顯看到於山脈東西側各有一渦旋存在,而高層流線場之渦旋路徑則呈現連續行情形。