Yuqing Wang and Chunxi Zhang International Pacific Research Center University of Hawaii at Manoa, Honolulu, Hawaii.

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Yuqing Wang and Chunxi Zhang International Pacific Research Center University of Hawaii at Manoa, Honolulu, Hawaii

 UCLA and UCHILE both used ARW–WRF as the regional climate model. Their mean geographic distributions of cloud fraction and boundary layer depth are biased compared to the observations.  iRAM (IPRC Regional Atmospheric Model) has shown its skill in simulating marine low-clouds over the eastern Pacific.  Can improved WRF simulation of low-clouds be achieved using iRAM’s modified Tiedtke Cu parameterization?

 Tiedtke (1989), moisture convergence closure  Nordeng (1995), CAPE closure  Roeckner et al. (1996), ECHAM4, cloud-top detrained hydrometeor partitioned into liquid and ice phases  Wang et al. (2003), convective trigger  Wang et al. (2004, 2007), adjusted entrainment rates for shallow/deep convection based on LES results.

ARW– WRF version October km horizontal resolution and 31 full σ-levels in the vertical (14 levels below 700hPa and model top at 50hPa) 320*300 horizontal grid points 9 grid points in the buffer zone on each side Physics Schemes Cloud microphysics: WSM6 Land Surface Model: Noah Short and long wave radiation: CAM Daily SST update, Diurnal cycle in SST Gravity wave drag

MODIS cloud fraction Cloud fraction below 3km height Cu param affects SE Pac cloud frac Tiedtke scheme also reduces E Pac circulation biases

Cu param strongly affects 20S vertical structure

MODIS cloud fraction Cloud fraction below 3km height PBL scheme has less impact on SE Pac cld frac, LWP