On the impact of forced roll convection on vertical turbulent transport in cold air outbreaks

On the impact of forced roll convection on vertical turbulent transport in cold air outbreaks
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10.1002/2014jd022160
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2014-11
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres
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通讯作者:
M. Gryschka;J. Fricke;S. Raasch
M. Gryschka;J. Fricke;S. Raasch
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M. Gryschka;J. Fricke;S. Raasch

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We investigated the impact of roll convection on the convective boundary layer and vertical transports in different cold air outbreak (CAO) scenarios using large eddy simulations (LES). The organization of convection into rolls was triggered by upstream heterogeneities in the surface temperature, representing ice and water. By changing the sea ice distribution in our LES, we were able to simulate a roll and a nonroll case for each scenario. Furthermore, the roll wavelength was varied by changing the scale of the heterogeneity. The characteristics of the simulated rolls and cloud streets, such as aspect ratios, orientation of the roll axes, and downstream extensions of single rolls agreed closely with observations in CAO situations. The vertical turbulent fluxes, calculated for each simulation, were decomposed into contributions from rolls and from unorganized turbulence. Even though our results confirmed that rolls triggered by upstream heterogeneities can substantially contribute to vertical turbulent fluxes, the total fluxes were not affected by the rolls.