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• W4205388745 abstract "Abstract The properties of diurnal variability in tropical cyclones (TCs) and the mechanisms behind them remain an intriguing aspect of TC research. This study provides a comprehensive analysis of diurnal variability in two simulations of TCs to explore these mechanisms. One simulation is a well-known Hurricane Nature Run (HNR1), which is a realistic simulation of a TC produced using the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) Model. The other simulation is a realistic simulation produced using WRF of Hurricane Florence (2018) using hourly ERA5 data as input. Empirical orthogonal functions and Fourier filtering are used to analyze diurnal variability in the TCs. In both simulations a diurnal squall forms at sunrise in the inner core and propagates radially outward and intensifies until midday. At midday the upper-level outflow strengthens, surface inflow weakens, and the cirrus canopy reaches its maximum height and radial extent. At sunset and overnight, the surface inflow is stronger, and convection inside the RMW peaks. Therefore, two diurnal cycles of convection exist in the TCs with different phases of maxima: eyewall convection at sunset and at night, and rainband convection in the early morning. This study finds that the diurnal pulse in the cirrus canopy is not advectively driven, nor can it be attributed to weaker inertial stability at night; rather, the results indicate direct solar heating as a mechanism for cirrus canopy lifting and enhanced daytime outflow. These results show a strong diurnal modulation of tropical cyclone structure, and are consistent with other recent observational and modeling studies of the TC diurnal cycle." @default.
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• W4205388745 date "2022-04-01" @default.
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• W4205388745 title "The Spatiotemporal Evolution of the Diurnal Cycle in Two WRF Simulations of Tropical Cyclones" @default.
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• W4205388745 doi "https://doi.org/10.1175/jas-d-21-0100.1" @default.
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