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Simon Liu and Fuqing Zhang Progress toward investigating triple eyewall formation of tropical cyclone Usagi (2013) using data assimilation Simon Liu and Fuqing Zhang

Outline Background Control run Inject GBVTD axisymmetric wind Conclusion and future work

Outline Background Control run Inject GBVTD axisymmetric wind Conclusion and future work

Observation: triple eyewalls! Questions: 1. What the role of tertiary eyewall? 2. Why inner eyewall did not dissipate after secondary eyewall formation? Both secondary and tertiary eyewall contract with time Both moats dominate with downdraft Zhao et al. 2016

Triple eyewall Secondary eyewall

1300z 1500z 1700z Triple eyewall form at weak stage of TC Morphed Integrated Microwave Imagery from CIMSS 1900z 2100z 2300z

Outline Background Control run Inject GBVTD axisymmetric wind Conclusion and future work

Control Run Use GFS as initial condition Good track and Intensity No secondary eyewall formation Choose 21Setp 16:00 as time to inject since it is close to best track

More initial run We try: Use ECMWF 0.14 degree data Increase resolution to 1 km Change model start time (+6/-6 hrs) …

Downward building of outer convection Zhang and Tao et al. 2016, JAMES

There is sign of downward convection propagation, but no secondary eyewall

Outline Background Control run Inject GBVTD axisymmetric wind Conclusion and future work

Axisymmetric wind GBVTD: Ground-Based Velocity Track Display model Axisymmetric wind GBVTD: Ground-Based Velocity Track Display GBVTD GBVTD can retrieval 3 tangential wind maximum GBVTD cannot retrieval low level strong inflow

Interpolate tangential and radial wind into 3D u and v Inject into model from 1-10 km

Simulation results Note: the wind we inject is not gradient wind field. So wind field is NOT balanced with pressure field

Tangential wind information disappear soon There is sign of outer convection, but no secondary tangential wind maximum

Conclusion GBVTD retrieval reasonable tangential wind (Vt) and radial wind (Vr) between 1-10 km, but cannot resolve low level strong inflow The multiple tangential maximums disappear quickly after injection Future plan: assimilate GOES IR data

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