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1 ESRL – Some Recommendations for Mesoscale Ensemble Forecasts Consolidate all NCEP regional storm-scale model runs perhaps under HRRRE (or other) banner (including NAM-nest, Hi-Res Windows, SPC runs, Fire-Weather nests) David Dowell on CAMs – Weisman 1997 -Grid spacing should be ≤ 4km – Increased realism of convective structures from 4 to 3 to 2km (Weisman, Kain, others) Recommend – use 3km, better to add ensemble members and retain 3km dx. – Another advantage for 3km (for now): much research experience now available with 3km (NCAR, ESRL, WoF for outer next.) Question – Use ARW and NMMB equally? (ESRL and EMC have assumed yes for now for HRRRE). No difference in ARW vs. NMMB run time at same res. – Therefore run both at same resolution. Mesoscale Ensembles Toward 2020 – Stan, David Dowell, Curtis, Steve Weygandt

2 2 2019? High-Resolution Rapid Refresh ENSEMBLE (HRRRE) Each member of NARRE contains 3 km nests – CONUS/Gulf/Carib, Alaska, Hawaii nests – The two control runs initialized with radar data & other hi-res obs This capability puts NWS/NCEP[+OAR/ESRL] in a position to – Provide NextGen Enroute AND Terminal guidance – Provide PROBABILITY guidance with full Probability Density Function specified, hence uncertainty information as well – Provide a vehicle to improve assimilation capabilities using hybrid (4d- ens-var) technique with current & future radar & satellite – Address Warn-on-Forecast as resolutions evolve towards ~1 km NAM nests are extensions of the 00z, 06z, 12z & 18Z runs. HRRRE requires an increase in HPCC funding over and above that required for the NARRE From Geoff DiMego, Dec 2011, NCEP Model Review

3 DRAFT Storm Prediction Center Desired Numerical Guidance Attributes 3

4 DRAFT Storm Prediction Center Desired Numerical Guidance Attributes 4 Possible alternative NWP 2-member suite - 2022 Global ensemble – as shown by EMC  10-12km global 40-50 member ensemble runs to Day 14 twice daily (to 7d at 06z, 18z) hourly assimilation cycle with 24h runs init hourly Single regional model/assimilation ensemble - SSEF SSEF (equivalent to HRRRe) – 2-3km Initialize hourly (or subhourly), run to 24h Every 6h, run out to 48-60h 2-3km EnKF/hybrid/other DA Multi-species microphysics with at least 2-moment rain Include aerosols/fire/smoke for all runs with aerosol- aware microphysics No separate HWRF or fire-weather runs or AQ/dust run 0.5-1.0km multi-WFO nest where needed (WoF) SSEF analysis = RUA, no separate products

5 From HRRR/HRRRe to WoF Radar-DFI-LH effective start at 13km/3km Mesoscale environment via GSI enhancements for RAPv2+ critical for HRRR 3km/80-member hourly updated GSI-hybrid data assimilation over HRRR-CONUS domain plausible – Estimated needed 10,000 cores (Jeff W. / Stan) Model design for HRRR – most accurate numerics possible necessary for identification of storm structure (line vs. supercells vs. cell vs. MCS variations) – ARW, less 6 th order diffusion, 5 th -order vertical advection WoF options – discussion with NSSL, ESRL, EMC, U.OK, SPC partners, NCEP/PSR participants – direct nest inside HRRR/HRRRe within same executable – Separate system using HRRR/HRRRe lateral BCs/background 5 Mesoscale Ensembles Toward 2020 – Stan, David Dowell, Curtis, Steve Weygandt


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