NCEP Vision: First Choice – First Alert – Preferred Partner 1 HPC Hydrometeorological Testbed April 2009.

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NCEP Vision: First Choice – First Alert – Preferred Partner 1 HPC Hydrometeorological Testbed April 2009

NCEP Vision: First Choice – First Alert – Preferred Partner 2 History  Began in August 2005 –One part-time contractor position (2 days/week) –Wes Junker, long time HPC QPF forecaster –Funded through NCEP  Focus –Documenting current state of QPF for training –Testing new tools for QPF –Leveraging results from HMT West –Improving HPC QPFs  Full time HMT contractor began January 2009 –Funded through NCEP and NOAA HMT

NCEP Vision: First Choice – First Alert – Preferred Partner 3 Accomplishments  Updated the HPC heavy rainfall forecasting manual  Paper – “Use of Normalized Anomaly Fields to Anticipate Extreme Rainfall in the Mountains of Northern California” –  Worked with Rich Grumm to extend the normalized anomaly research and to develop a foot-printing technique prototype that can be used by forecasters when a heavy rainfall event threatens the greater San Francisco population area.  Evaluated and migrated to NCEP computers the Whitaker Hamil reforecast project

NCEP Vision: First Choice – First Alert – Preferred Partner hPa Moisture flux (arrows) and normalized moisture flux anomalies (shaded) Jan. 9-10, 1995 eventMar. 9-10, 1995 event 1200 UTC 9 Jan UTC 10 Jan UTC 9 Mar UTC 10 Mar 1995

NCEP Vision: First Choice – First Alert – Preferred Partner 5 QPF Projects  Documented use of standardized anomalies at HPC –“Assessing QPF Forecast Uncertainty with Standardized Anomalies and Ensemble Guidance at the Hydrometeorological Prediction Center” –  Began investigating decaying tropical cyclones that have convection redevelop at night, –Prepared a short training presentation on ingredients to look when contemplating redevelopment –Work continues on the Erin Case study.

NCEP Vision: First Choice – First Alert – Preferred Partner 6 Collaboration with HMT West  Developed an extreme rainfall case library for the HMT west area. –Webpage constructed of 20 heaviest 72-hr precipitation events for HMT West area  Assisted HMT West –Provided Excell QPF verification spreadsheet to Marty Ralph on last two seasons –Provided Klaus Weickmann with a list of the heavist 72 hour rainfall event dates so he could construct a plot showing the Global Wind Oscillation and MJO phases for each event.  Participated in HMT West calls  HPC worked with Rich Grumm to develop a probability density function (PDF) based on a 30 year climatology of PW and 850 hPa moisture flux for use with normalized anomalies at a specific point in the California Test Bed  Participated in 2007/2008 HMT Advisory Panel Meetings  2007 Assisted in preparations of QPF white paper for the HMT

NCEP Vision: First Choice – First Alert – Preferred Partner 7 Training  Developed a one hour training presentation on using normalized anomalies in the forecast process which was presented as a seminar to HPC forecasters.  Documented best practices for QPF at HPC –This training is available on HPC Website  HPC provided training material to NWS training branch to develop a training package on atmospheric rivers and on the use of normalized anomalies to anticipate extreme events.

NCEP Vision: First Choice – First Alert – Preferred Partner 8 Current Status  Staffing –One full time contractor –One FTE 90% –Significant support from HPC DTB staff  Projects –Investigation of precipitation near but not directly associated with tropical storms. »Including, but not limited to, PREs. –Applying GWO phases for storms tracks »Expanding beyond western US –COMET Training

NCEP Vision: First Choice – First Alert – Preferred Partner 9 Future Plans  Continue working with HMT-SE –HPC has participated in planning meetings and conference calls  Strengthen visiting scientist program –Visitors from academic and science community –Forecasters from HPC  Continue to seek ways to improve HPC forecasts