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• W2036443485 abstract "Abstract The use of the potential vorticity (PV) framework by operational forecasters is advocated through case examples that demonstrate its utility for interpreting and evaluating numerical weather prediction (NWP) model output for weather systems characterized by strong latent heat release (LHR). The interpretation of the dynamical influence of LHR is straightforward in the PV framework; LHR can lead to the generation of lower-tropospheric cyclonic PV anomalies. These anomalies can be related to meteorological phenomena including extratropical cyclones and low-level jets (LLJs), which can impact lower-tropospheric moisture transport. The nonconservation of PV in the presence of LHR results in a modification of the PV distribution that can be identified in NWP model output and evaluated through a comparison with observations and high-frequency gridded analyses. This methodology, along with the application of PV-based interpretation, can help forecasters identify aspects of NWP model solutions that are driven by LHR; such features are often characterized by increased uncertainty due to difficulties in model representation of precipitation amount and latent heating distributions, particularly for convective systems. Misrepresentation of the intensity and/or distribution of LHR in NWP model forecasts can generate errors that propagate through the model solution with time, potentially degrading the representation of cyclones and LLJs in the model forecast. The PV framework provides human forecasters with a means to evaluate NWP model forecasts in a way that facilitates recognition of when and how value may be added by modifying NWP guidance. This utility is demonstrated in case examples of coastal extratropical cyclogenesis and LLJ enhancement. Information is provided regarding tools developed for applying PV-based techniques in an operational setting." @default.
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• W2036443485 date "2008-02-01" @default.
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• W2036443485 title "Potential Vorticity (PV) Thinking in Operations: The Utility of Nonconservation" @default.
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