Funded by NSF –Grant AGS 1059611. Conceptual Model of Mesoscale Convective Systems (MCSs) ConvectiveStratiform TOGA COARE: 3D, layer airflow Kingsmill.

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Funded by NSF –Grant AGS

Conceptual Model of Mesoscale Convective Systems (MCSs) ConvectiveStratiform TOGA COARE: 3D, layer airflow Kingsmill and Houze (1999a)

Indian Ocean Addu Atoll, Maldives Dual wavelength – Only using S-Band Doppler Dual-polarimetric – Particle Identification Algorithm (Vivekanandan et al., 1999) RHI sectors SPolKa DYNAMO-AMIE-CINDY

Objective Characterize hydrometeor structure of MCSs Composite with respect to kinematic structure

Methodology 11 rain maximums during DYNAMO (Zuluaga and Houze, 2013) Subjectively identify cases SPolKa radial velocity Layer lifting RHI sector and within 100 km One per storm Manually map hydrometeor location using PID Composite around layer lifting Zuluaga and Houze (2013) Hourly Timeseries of Accumulated Rain

Convective Updraft dBZ V rad 24 Oct 0250 UTC

Wet Aggregates Dry AggregatesSmall Ice Crystals Horz. Oriented Ice Graupel / Rimed AggregatesGraupel - Rain Heavy Rain Moderate Rain Light Rain Very Light Rain Convective Updraft

Conceptual Diagram of Convective Updrafts

Distribution of Convective Polarimetric Variables Reflectivity Correlation Coefficient Temperature G GR HR MR LR VLR WA DA SI HI Differential Reflectivity

Mid-Level Inflow dBZ V rad 23 Dec 1850 UTC

Wet Aggregates Dry AggregatesSmall Ice Crystals Horz. Oriented Ice Graupel / Rimed AggregatesGraupel - Rain Heavy Rain Moderate Rain Light Rain Very Light Rain Leading Line – Trailing Stratiform

Distribution of Squall Polarimetric Variables Reflectivity Differential Reflectivity Correlation Coefficient Temperature G GR HR MR LR VLR WA DA SI HI

Conceptual Diagram of Mid-Level Inflow

Conclusions Comparison of model output and radar observations

Mesoscale Modeling of Squall Line WRF Resolution: Outer – 9km, Inner – 3km Cu Param: Outer – KF, Inner – None MP Param: Both - Goddard PBL Param: Both – UW Forcing: ERAi 00 UTC 23 Dec – 00 UTC 25 Dec Reflectivity Zonal Wind

Distribution of Hydrometeor Mixing Ratio Zonal Wind and Reflectivity Rain Mixing Ratio Snow Mixing Ratio Cloud Mixing Ratio Graupel Mixing Ratio Ice Mixing Ratio

Model Representation of Anvils over Afirca Powell et al., 2012