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GMEI/MNPCA & GMME/PHY-NH

Stratus lowering Fog:

experimental and numerical study of the life cycle

16/04/2019 – Kick-off meeting Maroua Fathalli

Supervisors: Christine Lac & Frédéric Burnet

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Introduction

Context

Objectives of the thesis Methods

❑Strong visibility reduction

Strong disruption of aviation

AROME

Difficulties to correctly forecast stratus lowering.

In winter 2011 at Paris- CDG :

AROME simulates about 70 % RAD fogs but only 30 % STL (Philip, 2016).

Stratus Stratus lowering Fog formation

• Radiative fogs (RAD).

• Advection fogs (ADV).

Fogs due to stratus lowering (STL) (Stratus Transition lowering).

Sedimentation Advection

Advection Entrainmnt

Turbulence IR

Evaporation SW

What are the processes leading to stratus lowering ?

▪ Better understand the processes leading to (or not) the stratus lowering.

▪ Evaluation of the 2-moment microphysical scheme LIMA (Vié et al., 2016) in stratus and fog.

▪ Characterize the necessary elements to improve the forecast with AROME.

• Analysis of data collected during the OPE field campaign in the North-East of France.

• Analysis of the numerical simulation ofan STL event of OPE with Meso-NHmodel and LIMA scheme at high resolution, then an idealized simulation.

• Contribution to SOFOG3D experimental network.

120 m

50 m

10 m

Remote sensing

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Data analysis

✓ 10 cases of STL

✓ 10 cases of stratus lowering without fog (STRAT).

✓ 10 cases of radiative fogs (RAD).

STL

STRAT

Before lowering

Statistical analysis of OPE events to characterize large scale conditions associated with STL.

STL

Before lowering

STRAT

𝒅𝑹𝑯

𝒅𝒛(120-50m)

dRH/dz[%/m]

Events

Events Events

Vertical gradient of relative humidity for STL and STRAT.

Before lowering:

During fog:

LWP ( STL) > LWP (RAD) LWP (STL) > LWP (STRAT)

𝒅𝑹𝑯

𝒅𝒛 (50-2m)

LWP[g/m²]

Before lowering During fog

STL STRAT

RAD

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Numerical simulation

• Horizontal grid resolution: 500 m et 100 m with two-way nested grids.

• 150 vertical levels : 0 to 3250 m (from 1.5 to 50 m de resolution).

• MicrophysicsICE 3then LIMA.

• Initial/coupling: Arome analysis.

Model 1 Model 2 Model 1 Model 2

01/12 15hUTC

01/12 18hUTC

02/12 12hUTC 2- WAY

IOP 2 - December 2016

Temporal evolution of simulated vertical profile of cloud mixing ratio(g/kg)

Two-moment microphysical scheme : LIMA (Vié et al., 2016)

Ground realistic initialization of aerosols from OPC and SMPS

Concentration of the aerosols measured by SMPC and OPC

Fogformation at 02h45 inadvance of 3h.

Stratus formation at 22h30 witha delay of 4h mainly due to Large Scale conditions.

Too rapidstratus lowering.

Lac et al. (2018) Realistic stratus lowering though some time shifts.

ICE3

LIMA

Fogformationaround observation time Stratus loweringslowly

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Validation of the 2-moment microphysical scheme LIMA with numerous microphysical measurements (Droplet Size distribution … ) for stratus and fog.

Budget analysis to characterize the main processes leading to STL.

LES simulation (about ten meters).

Sensitivity tests with an idealized case (profiles of large-scale conditions, microphysics ,vertical resolution).

Contribution to the experimental strategy of international campaign SOFOG3D with CDP under tethered balloon.

Perspectives

Super site 10 x 10 km

Surrounding Area 50 x 50 km Larger domain 300 x 200 km

Towards improvements of

AROME

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Thank you for your attention

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