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Observations from research ships which took part in the Indo-Soviet Monsoon Experiment of 1977 (MONSOON 77) and the International Monsoon Experiments (MONEX 79) over the central Arabian Sea and the north central Bay of Bengal were analyzed to study the mean wind and temperature structure of the monsoon boundary layer during active and break conditions. Mean profiles of wind speed and direction along with virtual potential temperature obtained by averaging data from several research ships during 1977 and 1979 indicate that onset conditions were associated with substantial increases in wind speed over the Arabian Sea and a shift to strong southwest flow. Monsoon onset was also characterized by near-neutral to slightly unstable temperature profiles in the lowest kilometer. Break conditions in 1977 in which the monsoon trough moved northward and substantial (5 mb) pressure rises were noted over the Arabian Sea show wind speeds typically decreasing from approximately 18 m s–1 during active conditions to roughly 8 m s –1. Temperature profiles during break conditions are similar to those observed in pre-monsoon conditions in that the boundary layer is observed to be generally much more stable up to 900 mb. Above 900 mb, profiles of virtual potential temperature show little variation.Analysis of latent and sensible heat fluxes during June 1977 calculated by the bulk aerodynamic method indicates values of latent heat flux during active conditions to be roughly two to three times larger than those during break conditions. Sensible heat flux shows an increase from approximately 20 to 80 W m –1 during the onset of the monsoon. Surface fluxes of water vapor indicate the importance of water vapor transport over the ship observation region in the central Arabian Sea during active conditions. Onset of the monsoon over the Arabian Sea is accompanied by an increase in the surface moisture flux by a factor of about two. Time histories of precipitable water show decreases of approximately 15% from active to break periods. 相似文献
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Summary Changes in the frequency of tropical cyclones developing over the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal have been studied utilizing
122 year (1877–1998) data of tropical cyclone frequency. There have been significant increasing trends in the cyclone frequency
over the Bay of Bengal during November and May which are main cyclone months. During transitional monsoon months; June and
September however, the frequency has decreased. The results have been presented for five months, i.e., May-November which
are relevant as far as tropical cyclone frequency over the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal are concerned. The tropical cyclone
frequency in the Arabian Sea has not shown any significant trend, probably due to small normal frequency.
The frequency time series has been subjected to the spectral analysis to obtain the significant periods. The cyclone frequency
over the Bay of Bengal during May has shown a 29 year cycle. A significant 44 year cycle has been found during November. Over
the Arabian Sea significant cycles of 13 and 10 years have been observed during May-June and November, respectively. The tropical
cyclone frequency in the North Indian Ocean has a prominent El Ni?o-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) scale cycle (2–5 years) during
all above five months. The annual cyclone frequency exhibits 29 year and ENSO scale (2–4 years) oscillations. There is a reduction
in tropical cyclone activity over the Bay of Bengal in severe cyclone months May and November during warm phases of ENSO.
Examination of the frequencies of severe cyclones with maximum sustained winds ≥ 48 knots has revealed that these cyclones
have become more frequent in the North Indian Ocean during intense cyclone period of the year. The rate of intensification
of tropical disturbances to severe cyclone stage has registered an upward trend.
Received June 7, 1999/Revised March 20, 2000 相似文献
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Denny P. Alappattu D. Bala Subrahamanyam P. K. Kunhikrishnan Radhika Ramachandran K. M. Somayaji R. Venkatesh G. S. Bhat A. Bhagavath Singh 《Boundary-Layer Meteorology》2008,126(2):297-309
We report the spatio-temporal variability of surface-layer turbulent fluxes of heat, moisture and momentum over the Bay of
Bengal (BoB) and the Arabian Sea (AS) during the Integrated Campaign for Aerosols, gases Radiation Budget (ICARB) field experiment.
The meteorological component of ICARB conducted during March – May 2006 onboard the oceanic research vessel Sagar Kanya forms
the database for the present study. The bulk transfer coefficients and the surface-layer fluxes are estimated using a modified
bulk aerodynamic method, and then the spatio-temporal variability of these air-sea interface fluxes is discussed in detail.
It is observed that the sensible and latent heat fluxes over the AS are marginally higher than those over the BoB, which we
attribute to differences in the prevailing meteorological conditions over the two oceanic regions. The values of the wind
stress, sensible and latent heat fluxes are compared with those obtained for the Indian Ocean Experiment (INDOEX) period.
The variation of drag coefficient (C
D
), exchange coefficients of sensible heat and moisture (C
H
= C
E
) and neutral drag coefficient (C
DN
) with wind speed is also discussed.
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D. R. Kothawale A. A. Munot H. P. Borgaonkar 《Theoretical and Applied Climatology》2008,92(1-2):31-45
Summary The present study examines the long term trend in sea surface temperatures (SSTs) of the Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal and Equatorial
South India Ocean in the context of global warming for the period 1901–2002 and for a subset period 1971–2002. An attempt
has also been made to identify the relationship between SST variations over three different ocean areas, and All-India and
homogeneous region summer monsoon rainfall variability, including the role of El-Ni?o/Southern Oscillation (ENSO). Annual
sea surface temperatures of the Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal and Equatorial South India Ocean show a significant warming trend
of 0.7 °C, 0.6 °C and 0.5 °C per hundred years, respectively, and a relatively accelerated warming of 0.16 °C, 0.14 °C and
0.14 °C per decade during the 1971–2002 period.
There is a positive and statistically significant relationship between SSTs over the Arabian Sea from the preceding November
to the current February, and Indian monsoon rainfall during the period 1901–2002. The correlation coefficient increases from
October and peaks in December, decreasing from February to September. This significant relationship is also found in the recent
period 1971–2002, whereas, during 1901–70, the relationship is not significant. On the seasonal scale, Arabian Sea winter
SSTs are positively and significantly correlated with Indian monsoon rainfall, while spring SSTs have no significant positive
relationship. Nino3 spring SSTs have a negative significant relationship with Indian monsoon rainfall and it is postulated
that there is a combined effect of Nino3 and Arabian Sea SSTs on Indian monsoon. If the Nino3 SST effect is removed, the spring
SSTs over the Arabian Sea also have a significant relationship with monsoon rainfall. Similarly, the Bay of Bengal and Equatorial
South Indian Ocean spring SSTs are significantly and positively correlated with Indian monsoon rainfall after removing the
Nino3 effect, and correlation values are more pronounced than for the Arabian Sea.
Authors’ address: Dr. D. R. Kothawale, A. A. Munot, H. P. Borgaonkar, Climatology and Hydrometeorology divisions, Indian Institute
of Tropical Meteorology, Pune 411008, India. 相似文献
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利用渤海观测站风场对ASCAT风场进行检验,发现其风速、风向均有较大误差,尤其在渤海中部以外的海域可信度相对较低。为提高ASCAT风场在渤海海域的精度,基于变分方法,利用渤海观测站风场对2017年9月—2018年2月的ASCAT风场进行订正,得到空间分辨率为12.5 km×12.5 km的订正风场。并对辽东湾、渤海湾、莱州湾、渤海中部和渤海海峡5个海域风场的订正误差进行检验,结果表明:ASCAT风场订正后精度提高显著,风速平均偏差从4 m·s-1减小为1 m·s-1,风向平均偏差从-30°~30°减小为-7°~4°,可见变分方法对渤海ASCAT风场有很好的订正效果,尤其对误差较大的渤海湾订正效果最为明显。对2017年12月18日的一次大风过程进行订正分析,结果表明:订正风场可以很好地反映沿岸风场信息和大风过程中的风速极值区,并能动态监测大风变化过程。变分方法解决了海面观测数据空间分辨率低、ASCAT数据精度低的问题,能够实时监测海上大风,且对大风预报有很好的指导意义,能够为海洋模式提供更精确的初始场。 相似文献
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Aerodynamic roughness of the sea surface at high winds 总被引：2，自引：0，他引：2
The role of the surface roughness in the formation of the aerodynamic friction of the water surface at high wind speeds is
investigated. The study is based on a wind-over-waves coupling theory. In this theory waves provide the surface friction velocity
through the form drag, while the energy input from the wind to waves depends on the friction velocity and the wind speed.
The wind-over-waves coupling model is extended to high wind speeds taking into account the effect of sheltering of the short
wind waves by the air-flow separation from breaking crests of longer waves. It is suggested that the momentum and energy flux
from the wind to short waves locally vanishes if they are trapped into the separation bubble of breaking longer waves. At
short fetches, typical for laboratory conditions, and strong winds the steep dominant wind waves break frequently and provide
the major part of the total form drag through the air-flow separation from breaking crests, and the effect of short waves
on the sea drag is suppressed. In this case the dependence of the drag coefficient on the wind speed is much weaker than would
be expected from the standard parameterization of the roughness parameter through the Charnock relation. At long fetches,
typical for the field, waves in the spectral peak break rarely and their contribution to the air-flow separation is weak.
In this case the surface form drag is determined predominantly by the air-flow separation from breaking of the equilibrium
range waves. As found at high wind speeds up to 60 m s−1 the modelled aerodynamic roughness is consistent with the Charnock relation, i.e. there is no saturation of the sea drag.
Unlike the aerodynamic roughness, the geometrical surface roughness (height of short waves) could be saturated or even suppressed
when the wind speed exceeds 30 m s−1. 相似文献
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On the cool skin of the ocean 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
Jin Wu 《Boundary-Layer Meteorology》1985,31(2):203-207
Previous data relating sea-surface temperature to heat flux across the air-sea interface were reanalyzed with a common formula for the wind-stress coefficient. An expression is proposed for the nondimensional thickness of the thermal sublayer: the expression increases with wind velocity at light winds and has a value of 7 when the wind velocity reaches 7 m s–1. 相似文献
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ZHOU Libo ZHU Jinhuan ZOU Han MA Shupo LI Peng ZHANG Yu HUO Cuiping 《Acta Meteorologica Sinica》2013,27(6):819-831
In this study, by using the ECMWF ERA-Interim reanalysis data from 1979 to 2010, the spatial distribution and transport of total atmospheric moisture over the Tibetan Plateau（TP） are analyzed, together with the associated impacts of the South Asian summer monsoon（SASM）. Acting as a moisture sink in summer, the TP has a net moisture flux of 2.59× 107kg s 1during 1979–2010, with moisture supplies mainly from the southern boundary along the latitude belts over the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea. The total atmospheric moisture over the TP exhibits significant diferences in both spatial distribution and transport between the monsoon active and break periods and between strong and weak monsoon years. Large positive（negative） moisture anomalies occur over the southwest edge of the TP and the Arabian Sea, mainly due to transport of easterly（westerly） anomalies during the monsoon active（break） period. For the whole TP region, the total moisture supply is more strengthened than the climatological mean during the monsoon active period, which is mainly contributed by the transport of moisture from the south edge of the TP. During the monsoon break period, however, the total moisture supply to the TP is slightly weakened. In addition, the TP moisture sink is also strengthened（weakened） in the strong（weak） monsoon years, mainly attributed by the moisture transport in the west-east directions. Our results suggest that the SASM has exerted great impacts on the total atmospheric moisture and its transport over the TP through adjusting the moisture spatial distribution. 相似文献
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Summary The summer monsoon onset-2004 over the Kerala Coast (Southern tip of the Indian Peninsula) was monitored in real-time using
the Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM)/TMI derived total precipitable water vapor, wind speed and sea surface temperature
(SST), National Centre for Environmental Prediction (NCEP) and QuikScat wind data. The 2004 onset was of a gradual type, with
an early start (24 May), followed by slow growth to full strength (10 June). Hence, the unambiguous forecasting of such onsets
becomes very difficult. The water vapor build up over the western Arabian Sea is one of the necessary conditions that gives
us a lead time of two and half weeks for the onset of monsoon. The strength of the Hadley cell (monitored using NCEP meridional
wind), which is associated with a large convective heat source is also used as a predictive parameter with a lead-time of
two weeks. The other dynamical conditions considered are the early May propagation of the Madden Julian Oscillation (MJO)
followed by a second MJO, which began in the Western Indian Ocean (WIO) and the kinetic energy over the South East Arabian
Sea, with an early start around 24 May (50 m2/s2) and strengthening around 10 June (80 m2/s2). The setting of large-scale monsoon current using various satellite derived parameters and the distinct features for the
year 2004 have been delineated. 相似文献
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采用美国联合台风警报中心（JTWC）提供的北印度洋1977-2008年热带气旋资料、NOAA提供的1982-2008年高分辨率合成资料和NCEP提供的1982-2008年全球再分析资料,对北印度洋上167个热带气旋个例进行了统计分析,结果表明：1）北印度洋热带气旋通常发生在阿拉伯海东部和孟加拉湾中部,阿拉伯海上活动的热... 相似文献
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Delayed impact of El Niño on Tropical Indian Ocean (TIO) Sea Surface Temperature (SST) variations and associated physical mechanisms are well documented by several studies. However, TIO SST evolution during the decay phase of La Niña and related processes are not adequately addressed before. Strong cooling associated with La Niña decay over the TIO could influence climate over the Indian Oceanic rim including Indian summer monsoon circulation and remotely northwest Pacific circulation. Thus understanding the TIO basin-wide cooling and related physical mechanisms during decaying La Niña years is important. Composite analyses revealed that negative SST anomalies allied to La Niña gradually dissipate from its mature phase (winter) till subsequent summer in central and eastern Pacific. In contrast, magnitude of negative SST anomalies in TIO, induced by La Niña, starts increasing from winter and attains their peak values in early summer. It is found that variations in heat flux play an important role in SST cooling over the central and eastern equatorial Indian Ocean, Bay of Bengal and part of Arabian Sea from late winter to early summer during the decay phase of La Niña. Ocean dynamical processes are mainly responsible for the evolution of southern TIO SST cooling. Strong signals of westward propagating upwelling Rossby waves between 10°S to 20°S are noted throughout (the decaying phase of La Niña) spring and summer. Anomalous cyclonic wind stress curl to the south of the equator is responsible for triggering upwelling Rossby waves over the southeastern TIO. Further, upwelling Rossby waves are also apparent in the Arabian Sea from spring to summer and partly contributing to the SST cooling. Heat budget analysis reveals that negative SST/MLT (mixed layer temperature) anomalies over the Arabian Sea are mostly controlled by heat flux from winter to spring and vertical advection plays an important role during early summer. Vertical and horizontal advection terms primarily contribute to the SST cooling anomalies over southern TIO and the Bay of Bengal cooling is primarily dominated by heat flux. Further we have discussed influence of TIO cooling on local rainfall variations. 相似文献
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Summary The air-sea interaction processes over the tropical Indian Ocean region are studied using sea surface temperature data from
the Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer sensor onboard the NOAA series of satellites. The columnar water-vapour content,
low-level atmospheric humidity, precipitation, wind speed, and back radiation from the Special Sensor Microwave Imager on
board the U.S. Defense Meteorological Satellite Program are all examined for two contrasting monsoon years, namely 1987 (deficit
rainfall) and 1988 (excess rainfall). From these parameters the longwave radiative net flux at the sea surface and the ocean-air
moisture flux are derived for further analysis of the air-sea interaction in the Arabian Sea, the Bay of Bengal, the south
China Sea and the southern Indian Ocean. An analysis of ten-day and monthly mean evaporation rates over the Arabian Sea and
Bay of Bengal shows that the evaporation was higher in these areas during the low rainfall year (1987) indicating little or
no influence of this parameter on the ensuing monsoon activity over the Indian subcontinent. On the other hand, the evaporation
in the southern Indian Ocean was higher during July and September 1988 when compared with the same months of 1987. The evaporation
rate over the south Indian Ocean and the low-level cross-equatorial moisture flux seem to play a major role on the ensuing
monsoon activity over India while the evaporation over the Arabian Sea is less important. Since we have only analysed one
deficit/ excess monsoon cycle the results presented here are of preliminary nature.
Received November 5, 1997 Revised March 20, 1998 相似文献
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Summary The evolution of geophysical parameters over Indian Ocean during two contrasting monsoon years 2002 (drought) and 2003 (normal)
were studied using TRMM/TMI satellite data. Analysis indicates that there was a lack of total water vapour (TWV) build up
over Western Indian Ocean (WIO) during May 2002 (drought) when compared to 2003 (normal). Negative (positive) TWV anomalies
were found over the WIO in May 2002 (2003). In 2002, negative SST anomaly of ∼1.5 °C is found over entire WIO when compared
to 2003. Anomalously high sea surface wind speed (SWS) anomaly over the South West Indian Ocean (SWIO) and WIO would have
resulted in cooling of the sea surface in May 2002 in comparison to 2003. In 2003 the wind speed anomaly over entire WIO and
Arabian Sea (AS) was negative, whereas sea surface temperature (SST) anomaly was positive over the same region, which would
have resulted in higher moisture availability over these regions. A negative (positive) TWV anomaly over Eastern Arabian Sea
(EAS) and positive (negative) anomaly over WIO forms a dipole structure. In the month of June no major difference is seen
in all these parameters over the Indian Ocean. In July 2002 the entire WIO and AS was drier by 10–15 mm as compared to 2003.
The pentad (5 day) average TWV values shows high (>55 mm) TWV convergence over EAS and Bay of Bengal (BoB) during active periods
of 2003, which gives high rainfall over these regions. However, during 2002 although TWV over BoB was >55 mm but it was ∼45–55 mm
over EAS during entire July and hence less rainfall.
The evaporation has been calculated from the bulk aerodynamic formula using TRMM/TMI geophysical products. It has been seen
that the major portion of evaporative moisture flux is coming from southern Indian Ocean (SIO) between 15 and 25° S. Evaporation
in June was more over AS and SIO in 2003 when compared to 2002 which may lead to reduce moisture supply in July 2002 and hence
less rainfall compared to July 2003. 相似文献
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Surface-level moisture transport over the Indian Ocean has been computed using NOAA/HIRS data for the years 1980, 1981 and 1984. The global relation between monthly mean surface-level humidity and precipitable water (Liu, 1986) has been applied for the computation of surface-level humidity using monthly mean satellite-derived water vapour. The monthly mean surface wind fields over the Indian ocean provided by Florida State University have been used for the surface-level moisture flux computations. Our analysis indicates net positive surface-level moisture flux divergence over the Arabian Sea and negative moisture flux divergence over the Bay of Bengal. It has also been found that evaporation over the Arabian Sea is a variable quantity and forms a significant part of the net moisture budget over the Arabian Sea. The relative contribution of cross-equatorial flux and evaporation from the Arabian Sea has been studied for all three years. 相似文献
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A study on the variability of atmospheric and oceanic processes over the Arabian Sea during contrasting monsoons 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
J. S. Chowdary C. Gnanaseelan S. K. Sinha B. Thompson 《Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics》2006,94(1-4):65-85
Summary The atmospheric and oceanic conditions associated with the southwest monsoon during the contrasting monsoon years of 2002
and 2003 over the Arabian Sea have been analyzed in the present study. Early onset of southwesterlies and reduced net heat
gain due to low solar radiation were responsible for low sea-surface temperatures (SSTs) over the Arabian Sea during 2002
pre-monsoon (particularly in May). Conversely, light winds and an increased net heat gain set up the pre-monsoon warming in
2003. The development and intensification of deep convection over a large area of the Arabian Sea prior to the onset of the
monsoon was observed during 2003, but was absent in 2002. Weak cross equatorial flow and a weak low level jet over the Arabian
Sea reduced moisture transport towards the Indian subcontinent in July 2002. This scenario helped to contribute to a prolonged
break in monsoon conditions during July. However, no such break in conditions occurred during July 2003. In 2002, the summer
monsoon cooling of the Arabian Sea occurred well before July, whereas in 2003 cooling occurred during July. Estimates of wind
driven Ekman (horizontal) and vertical transports showed maximum values in the month of June (July) in 2002 (2003). These
estimates clearly show the importance of horizontal and vertical advection in the summer cooling of the Arabian Sea.
During the southwest monsoon period, the Arabian Sea was warmer in 2003 than in 2002. Late onset of the southwesterlies in
June, late cooling of the Arabian Sea in July, and downwelling Rossby wave propagation were responsible for the warm SSTs
in 2003. Weak wind stress curl in July dampened the westward propagating sea surface height anomaly signals (Rossby waves)
before they reached the western Arabian Sea in 2002, whereas, in 2003 strong wind stress curl enhanced Rossby wave propagation.
During the summer monsoon period, subsurface temperatures in the south central Arabian Sea were warmer in 2003 than in 2002,
particularly in July and August. Strong Ekman convergence, solar penetration, and downwelling (downward velocities) are responsible
for the enhanced subsurface warming in 2003. 相似文献
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Low-pressure system (LPS), a major rain-bearing synoptic circulation, forming over the Indian region, including Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea plays a vital role in performance of southwest monsoon over the country. The term LPS includes lows, depressions and cyclonic storms. According to the intensities, LPS are categorized into two, one only low-pressure areas (LPA) and the other more intense systems like depressions/storms (DDS). Statistical analysis reveals some significant results. Decadal analysis shows that there is a significant increase(decrease) in the frequency and duration of LPA(DDS) during the monsoon season for the recent decades. SST of Bay of Bengal also increased significantly during recent period. It is also observed that frequency and duration of LPA(DDS) show significant positive(negative) trend and sea surface temperature (SST) of the Bay of Bengal shows significant positive trend for the period after 1960. The total frequency of LPS has neither increased nor decreased significantly but the duration of LPS has significantly increased. This means, while the average total formation of the systems remains the same, the duration has increased. It seems that there are some atmospheric and oceanic conditions which are responsible for not allowing the intensification of lows into depressions. The frequency and duration of LPA(DDS) during the monsoon season are positively(negatively) correlated with SSTs of the Bay of Bengal during winter, pre-monsoon and monsoon season indicating warmer SST of the Bay of Bengal may not be favourable for intensifying lows into depressions. 相似文献
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Kusuma G. Rao 《Boundary-Layer Meteorology》2004,111(2):247-273
For the first time, the exchange coefficient of heat CH has been estimated from eddy correlation of velocity and virtual temperature fluctuations using sonic anemometer measurements made at low wind speeds over the monsoon land atJodhpur (26°18' N, 73°04' E), a semi arid station. It shows strong dependence on wind speed, increasing rapidly with decreasing wind speed, and scales according to a power law CH = 0.025U10
-0.7 (where U10 is the mean wind speed at 10-m height). A similar but more rapid increase in the drag coefficient CDhas already been reported in an earlier study. Low winds (<4 m s-1) are associated with both near neutral and strong unstable situations. It is noted that CH increases with increasing instability. The present observations best describe a low wind convective regime as revealed in the scaling behaviour of drag, sensible heat flux and the non-dimensional temperature gradient. Neutral drag and heat cofficients,corrected using Monin–Obukhov (M–O) theory, show a more uniform behaviour at low wind speeds in convective conditions, when compared with the observed coefficients discussed in a coming paper.At low wind convective conditions, M-O theory is unable to capture the observed linear dependence of drag on wind speed, unlike during forced convections. The non-dimensional shear inferred from the present data shows noticeable deviations from Businger's formulation, a forced convection similarity. Heat flux is insensitive to drag associated with weak winds superposed on true free convection. With heat flux as the primary variable, definition of new velocity scales leads to a new drag parameterization scheme at low wind speeds during convective conditionsdiscussed in a coming paper. 相似文献
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Summary During most El-Ni?o events the Indian summer monsoon rainfall has been below normal. El-Ni?o that occurred during 1997 was
one of the strongest in the 20th century, but did not have an adverse impact on the Indian summer monsoon rainfall in 1997.
This is despite the fact that most parameters observed in May 1997 suggested that the Indian summer monsoon rainfall may be
below normal. This intriguing feature of the 1997 Indian summer monsoon rainfall has been examined by studying the evolution
of various parameters from May to August. The behavior of the 1997 monsoon is related to its evolution during June and July,
with westward migration of cloudbands from West Pacific that increased convection over Bay of Bengal. We find that there exists
a significant correlation between convective activity over Bay of Bengal and winds over the Arabian Sea with the latter lagging
convection over Bay of Bengal by about three days. The convective activity over Bay of Bengal induces stronger winds over
the Arabian Sea and this in turn enhances advection of moisture into the Indian landmass and leads to increased precipitable
water and strength of the monsoon. Using a simple thermodynamic model we show that increased precipitable water during July
leads to increased rainfall. A similar behavior has also been noticed during the 1983 monsoon, with precursors indicating
a possible poor monsoon but subsequent events changed the course of the monsoon.
Received May 21, 2001 Revised October 10, 2001 相似文献