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MM5 - Iowa State Soil initialization: - Reanalysis run: soil moisture at initial time - GCM runs: soil moisture in a “neutral” year of reanalysis run Spin up: – 3 years Interior nudging? No

MM5 - Iowa State Boundary conditions relaxation: - 15-point sponge zone - damping strengths decays exponentially toward interior Time step: – 100 seconds Missing output variables: – No

MM5 - Iowa State Parameterizations: – Non-hydrostatic, compressible dynamics – Kain-Fritsch2 mass flux convective scheme – Reisner mixed-phase mmicrophysics – NOAH land scheme – USGS 25 land/24 vegetation categories – thermal/water layers: 4 – Hong-Pan (MRF) counter-gradient, non-local K PBL

NARCCAP Domains

MM5 – Variables Submitted to Archive Reanalysis run: pr, zg500, huss, tas, uas, vas, snd, ts, zmla CCSM current: pr, zg500, huss, tas, uas vas, snd, ts, zmla, ps, psl, prc CCSM scenario: pr, zg500, huss, tas, uas, vas, snd, ts, zmla, ps, psl, prc Bottleneck? Script development

Iowa State RESEARCH PLANS ENSO cycle in NARCCAP domain Extreme monthly (and more frequent?) precipitation Surface and upper air winds

Surface Wind Analysis (Pryor et al.) Average of annual mean wind speeds ( )

Surface Wind Analysis (Pryor et al.) Synthesis of trends

Surface Wind Analysis (Pryor et al.) Trends in annual mean wind speeds at 00 UTC

Surface Wind Analysis (Pryor et al.) Trends in annual mean wind speeds at 12 UTC

Hydrologic Analysis (Takle et al.) SWAT model domain Simulation period: last 2 decades of 20C

Hydrologic Analysis (Takle et al.) Streamflow Interannual Variability

Hydrologic Analysis (Takle et al.) Precipitation Annual Cycle

Hydrologic Analysis (Takle et al.) Streamflow Annual Cycle

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