Marathon versus Sprint: Two Modes of Tropical Cyclone Rapid Intensification in a Global Convection-Permitting Simulation
Tropical cyclones that intensify abruptly experience “rapid intensification.” Rapid intensification remains a formidable forecast challenge, in part because the underlying science has not been settled. One way to reconcile the debates and inconsistencies in the literature is to presume that differen...
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| Abstract | Tropical cyclones that intensify abruptly experience “rapid intensification.” Rapid intensification remains a formidable forecast challenge, in part because the underlying science has not been settled. One way to reconcile the debates and inconsistencies in the literature is to presume that different forms (or modes) of rapid intensification exist. The present study provides evidence in support of this hypothesis by documenting two modes of rapid intensification in a global convection-permitting simulation and the HURDAT2 database. The “marathon mode” is characterized by a moderately paced and long-lived intensification period, whereas the “sprint mode” is characterized by explosive and short-lived intensification bursts. Differences between the modes were also found in initial vortex structure (well defined versus poorly defined), nature of intensification (symmetric versus asymmetric), and environmental conditions (weak shear versus strong shear). Collectively, these differences indicate that the two modes involve distinct intensification mechanisms. Recognizing the existence of multiple intensification modes may help to better understand and predict rapid intensification by, for example, explaining the lack of consensus in the literature, or by raising awareness that rapid intensification in strongly sheared cyclones is not just an exception to a rule, but a typical process. |
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| AbstractList | Tropical cyclones that intensify abruptly experience “rapid intensification.” Rapid intensification remains a formidable forecast challenge, in part because the underlying science has not been settled. One way to reconcile the debates and inconsistencies in the literature is to presume that different forms (or modes) of rapid intensification exist. The present study provides evidence in support of this hypothesis by documenting two modes of rapid intensification in a global convection-permitting simulation and the HURDAT2 database. The “marathon mode” is characterized by a moderately paced and long-lived intensification period, whereas the “sprint mode” is characterized by explosive and short-lived intensification bursts. Differences between the modes were also found in initial vortex structure (well defined versus poorly defined), nature of intensification (symmetric versus asymmetric), and environmental conditions (weak shear versus strong shear). Collectively, these differences indicate that the two modes involve distinct intensification mechanisms. Recognizing the existence of multiple intensification modes may help to better understand and predict rapid intensification by, for example, explaining the lack of consensus in the literature, or by raising awareness that rapid intensification in strongly sheared cyclones is not just an exception to a rule, but a typical process.Significance StatementHurricanes are serious threats to society—in particular those that suddenly and quickly intensify before striking land. Forecasting these “rapid intensification” events is a challenge, in part because we do not fully understand the science behind rapid intensification. This study furthers our understanding of hurricane rapid intensification by documenting that rapid intensification comes in different types. Specifically, we show that one type of rapid intensification happens under conditions that meteorologists have thought would lessen the chances of intensification. Awareness of such a type of rapid intensification could lead to better predictions of hurricane intensity because forecasters are more cognizant of this type of event and the conditions in which they occur. Tropical cyclones that intensify abruptly experience “rapid intensification.” Rapid intensification remains a formidable forecast challenge, in part because the underlying science has not been settled. One way to reconcile the debates and inconsistencies in the literature is to presume that different forms (or modes) of rapid intensification exist. The present study provides evidence in support of this hypothesis by documenting two modes of rapid intensification in a global convection-permitting simulation and the HURDAT2 database. The “marathon mode” is characterized by a moderately paced and long-lived intensification period, whereas the “sprint mode” is characterized by explosive and short-lived intensification bursts. Differences between the modes were also found in initial vortex structure (well defined versus poorly defined), nature of intensification (symmetric versus asymmetric), and environmental conditions (weak shear versus strong shear). Collectively, these differences indicate that the two modes involve distinct intensification mechanisms. Recognizing the existence of multiple intensification modes may help to better understand and predict rapid intensification by, for example, explaining the lack of consensus in the literature, or by raising awareness that rapid intensification in strongly sheared cyclones is not just an exception to a rule, but a typical process. |
| Author | Rios-Berrios, Rosimar Bryan, George H. Judt, Falko |
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