THREE-DIMENSIONAL MESOSCALE MODELING OF METEOROLOGICAL FIELDS OVER ZHUJIANG(PEARL)RIVER DELTA

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    The CSU-RAMS-2A was used to simulate the meteorological fields over the Zhujiang River Delta in South China.Initialized from a horizontally homogeneous atmosphere,real topography and inhomogeneous surface boundary conditions,the model was run with thermal and terrain forcing.The modeling results of winter and summer cases are compared with those observed.The similarity of the predicted distributions of winds,temperatures and humidities to the observed patterns permits us to conclude that the mesoscale distribution of meteorological elements for the two study dates is the result of the thermal and dynamical forcing by the underlying surface and topography.
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