High-Resolution Non-Hydrostatic Simulations of Flash-Flood Episodes with Grid-Nesting and Ice-Phase Parameterization
作者： J. Stein , E. Richard , J. P. Lafore , J. P. Pinty , N. Asencio
关键词: Flood myth 、 Nesting (process) 、 Computer simulation 、 Spatial distribution 、 Flash flood 、 Meteorology 、 Precipitation 、 Front (oceanography) 、 Climatology 、 Grid 、 Geology
摘要: ¶Simulations of two heavy rainfall events south the Alps have been conducted with a non-hydrostatic model at horizontal resolutions ranging from 40 to 2.5 km. Emphasis is placed on assessment recent developments: detailed explicit mixed phase microphysical scheme and two-way interactive grid nesting method. In high-resolution simulations, impact ice was found be quite substantial, accelerating propagation surface front modifying spatial distribution rainfall. Simulations carried out yielded more realistic overall precipitation patterns, particularly finest resolution.
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