NWS launches Warn-on-Forecast System Demonstration Project
When National Weather Service (NWS) forecasters wrestle with decisions about convective warnings, the pivotal moment often comes when radar and/or satellite imagery indicate that a threat, e.g. a tornado, large hail, strong winds, is imminent or already occurring. Prior to that moment, the available data may not instill enough confidence for the forecaster to pull […]
UFS Coastal and Applications: A brief history, current status and the path forward
Saeed Moghimi (NOAA)
The Origin, Structure, and Tracks of the Monsoon Onset Vortex – Integrating Theory and Predictability Studies using the UFS for early season impacts on the Monsoon
Mr. Shreyas Dhavale
Novel grid capabilities in GFDL’s dynamical core FV3
Dr. Joseph Mouallem
Advancements in Physics Parameterizations for Global Earth System Modeling at NOAA: Development of the GFSv17/GEFSv13/SFSv1 Physics Suite under the Unified Forecast System (UFS) Framework
Fanglin Yang1, Lisa Bengtsson2, Ligia Bernardet3 on behalf of the UFS physics developers. Editor: Krishna Kumar4 1 NOAA NCEP EMC, 2 NOAA ESRL PSL, 3 NOAA GSL, 4 EPIC Improving forecasts of extreme weather, such as heavy precipitation, severe storms, heatwaves, and other impactful weather, across various temporal/spatial scales, is of utmost importance for NOAA. Under […]
Improving Dust Emission Models: Wind Speed Bias and Alluvial Flows
Emily Faber
The UFS-AQM Online Prediction System for Enhanced Fire Predictability
Dr. Jianping Huang
NOAA/NWS/NCEP/EMC
Ongoing Research and Developments for NOAA’s Next Generation Air Quality Model
Dr. Patrick Campbell
George Mason University/NOAA-ARL Affiliate
Seasonal Prediction with the Unified Forecast System
Presenter(s): Philip Pegion, OAR/Physical Sciences Lab
On Tropical Variability in NOAA’s Unified Forecast System
Presenter(s): Dr. Lisa Bengtsson and Dr. Maria Gehne, Physical Sciences Laboratory (PSL)
