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The Development of Numerical Weather Models- A review

Asnor Muizan Ishak, Prashant K. Srivastava, Manika Gupta, Tanvir Islam

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Mesoscale models are getting importance in weather prediction. Researchers working in the field of atmospheric sciences are now utilizing these models for the simulation and prediction of severe weather systems. Some of the pioneer weather prediction agency such as NOAA, ECMWF, UK met etc uses mesoscale models for operational products development. This modeling system can be used for simulating very high resolution products on a nested grid with a wide variety of options for the parameterization of physical processes. This review is focused on state of the art mesoscale modeling techniques that can be used to estimate high resolution hydro-meteorological data at local/regional or global level. This paper will provide the review of the various mesoscale modelling techniques. The two models-MM5 and WRF are explained in detail with respect to its applications. Further usefulness of these models for downscaling is also discussed with respect to their performances.

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Mesoscale models are getting importance in weather prediction. Researchers working in the field of atmospheric sciences are now utilizing these models for the simulation and prediction of severe weather systems. Some of the pioneer weather prediction agency such as NOAA, ECMWF, UK met etc uses mesoscale models for operational products development. This modeling system can be used for simulating very high resolution products on a nested grid with a wide variety of options for the parameterization of physical processes. This review is focused on state of the art mesoscale modeling techniques that can be used to estimate high resolution hydro-meteorological data at local/regional or global level. This paper will provide the review of the various mesoscale modelling techniques. The two models-MM5 and WRF are explained in detail with respect to its applications. Further usefulness of these models for downscaling is also discussed with respect to their performances.

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Mesoscale models are getting importance in weather prediction. Researchers working in the field of atmospheric sciences are now utilizing these models for the simulation and prediction of severe weather systems. Some of the pioneer weather prediction agency such as NOAA, ECMWF, UK met etc uses mesoscale models for operational products development. This modeling system can be used for simulating very high resolution products on a nested grid with a wide variety of options for the parameterization of physical processes. This review is focused on state of the art mesoscale modeling techniques that can be used to estimate high resolution hydro-meteorological data at local/regional or global level. This paper will provide the review of the various mesoscale modelling techniques. The two models-MM5 and WRF are explained in detail with respect to its applications. Further usefulness of these models for downscaling is also discussed with respect to their performances.

Key concepts: Mesoscale meteorology, Downscaling, MM5, North American Mesoscale Model, Weather Research and Forecasting Model, Numerical weather prediction, Meteorology, Weather forecasting

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