The Application of Reforecasts at WPC Thomas Workoff 1, Wallace Hogsett, Faye Barthold 2 and David Novak Weather Prediction Center 1 Systems Research Group,

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The Application of Reforecasts at WPC Thomas Workoff 1, Wallace Hogsett, Faye Barthold 2 and David Novak Weather Prediction Center 1 Systems Research Group, Inc. 2 I.M. Systems Group

Potential use of Reforecast Data at WPC Extreme precipitation forecasting – Calibrated probabilities – Extreme Forecast Index Day 3-10 Products and Hazard Outlooks – Flood, winter precip, and temperature hazards Improved Precipitation Guidance – Shown to improve QPF scores (Hamill et al., 2006) – Prototype day 4 – 7 winter weather outlook – “Trained” QPF guidance and QPF probabilities

Extreme Precipitation Forecasting Atmospheric River Retrospective Forecasting Experiment (ARRFEX) – ESRL provided 2 nd generation reforecast data – Reforecast data consistently performed better than raw ensembles, likely due in part to well-calibrated probabilities. – Of all the guidance, participants felt it added the most value to AR extreme precipitation forecasts Reforecast Prob >3” (shaded)

ECMWF EFI: Extreme Precipitation Courtesy of ECMWF, via Tim Hewson and Ivan Tsonevsky EFI of 1 near Boulder shows that current precip forecast is at the top of model climatology CDF Obtaining a sufficiently long model climatology allows comparisons between current and previous forecasts to identify rare or extreme model forecasts

ECMWF EFI: Extreme Precipitation Courtesy of ECMWF, via Tim Hewson and Ivan Tsonevsky CDFs of the current ensemble forecast show the differences between the current forecast and climatological CDF (black) Forecasts trended toward a bigger event as the event neared (CDFs shift toward the right with time)

GEFS EFI: Extreme Precipitation Courtesy of ESRL, via Tom Hamill and Gary Bates GEFS EFI values of >.9 signal potential for extreme precip event, relative to the model climatology -WPC-ESRL collaboration to develop GEFS-based EFI using reforecast dataset -Temp, precip, and wind hazards on one graphic

Winter Weather Outlook (Days 4-7) WPC prototyping Day 4-7 outlooks in 2014 Use reforecast probabilities as inputs to hazard outlooks Better calibrated probabilities than raw ensemble Reforecast Probability of 10mm QPF Winter Weather Outlook