FACTORS AFFECTING THE TRACK OF TYPHOON MAGGIE
Tuo Rui-fang
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Tuo Rui-fang
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Typhoon Maggie(1999) interacted with another tropical depression system and moved along a west-southwest track that was somewhat abnormal during its pre-landing stage.Two numerical experiments are carried out in this paper to study the effect of the interaction on the track of typhoon Maggie using the mesoscale numerical weather prediction model system with a tropical cyclone bogusing scheme developed by Center for Coastal and Atmospheric Research,The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.Results show that the cyclone system interacting with Maggie is the main factor in the appearance of the abnormal track of Maggie.
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Typhoon Maggie(1999) interacted with another tropical depression system and moved along a west-southwest track that was somewhat abnormal during its pre-landing stage.Two numerical experiments are carried out in this paper to study the effect of the interaction on the track of typhoon Maggie using the mesoscale numerical weather prediction model system with a tropical cyclone bogusing scheme developed by Center for Coastal and Atmospheric Research,The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.Results show that the cyclone system interacting with Maggie is the main factor in the appearance of the abnormal track of Maggie.
Key concepts: Typhoon, Tropical cyclone, Track (disk drive), Meteorology, Mesoscale meteorology, Climatology, Cyclone (programming language), Weather Research and Forecasting Model