摘要
利用FNL(Final Analysis)再分析资料对西北太平洋上三个爆发性气旋,即2007年11月18—21日的OJ(Okhotsk-Japan Sea Type)型,2012年1月10—13日的PO-O(Pacific Ocean-ocean Type)型,以及2014年3月28—31日的PO-L(Pacific Ocean-land Type)型,进行了分析,结果表明:不同类型气旋由于其发生、发展位置不同使得气旋的水平结构和垂直结构存在差异。利用WRF(Weather Research and Forecasting)模式的非绝热加热试验表明,潜热释放和表面热通量对不同类型爆发性气旋个例的贡献不同,对PO-O型和PO-L型气旋个例潜热释放的贡献更大,而对OJ型气旋个例表面热通量的贡献更大。海温敏感性试验表明,海温升高或降低对气旋移动路径影响较小,海温升高使气旋进一步加深,而海温降低使气旋相对减弱。
In this paper,three explosive cyclones over the Northwestern Pacific,namely OJ type(Okhotsk-Japan Sea type)from 18 to 21 November,2007,PO-O type(Pacific Ocean-Ocean type)on 13 January 2012,and PO-L type(Pacific Ocean-Land type)on 28 March,2014,were analyzed by using FNL(Final Analysis)reanalysis data.The results showed that different types of cyclones have different horizontal and vertical structures due to their different locations of occurrence and development.The diabatic heating experiments using WRF(Weather Research and Forecasting)model showed that the contributions of latent heat release and surface heat flux to different explosive cyclones may be different.For PO-O type and PO-L type cyclones,the contribution of latent heat release may be greater,while for OJ type cyclones,the contribution of surface heat flux may be greater.SST(sea surface temperature)sensitivity test showed that the SST increase or decrease had little influence on the moving path of cyclones.The SST increase made the cyclone deepen,while the SST decrease made the cyclone weaken.
作者
孙柏堂
李鹏远
时晓曚
Sun Baitang;Li Pengyuan;Shi Xiaomeng(Laixi Meteorological Bureau, Qingdao 266622, China;Department of Marine Meteorology, College of Oceanic Atmosphenic Science, Ocean University of China, Qingdao 266100, China;Qingdao Meteorological Bureau, Qingdao 266003, China)
出处
《中国海洋大学学报(自然科学版)》
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
2021年第7期18-33,共16页
Periodical of Ocean University of China
基金
国家重点研究发展计划项目(2017YFC1404100,2017YFC1404101)
国家自然科学基金项目(41775042,41275049)
山东省自然学科基金项目(ZR2019PD002)资助。
关键词
爆发性气旋
西北太平洋
对比分析
敏感性试验
explosive cyclones
the Northwestern Pacific
comparative analyses
sensitivity test