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Merging CLUBB and EDMF in CAM6: Approach, SCM Results and Next Steps Mikael Witte 1,2 , Marcin Kurowski 2 , Kay Suselj 2 , Julio Bacmeister 3 , George Matheou 4 and Joao Teixeira 1,2 1 JIFRESSE, UCLA 2 Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Caltech 3 NCAR CGD 4 UConn

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Page 1: Merging the CLUBB and EDMF frameworks in CAM6: …

Merging CLUBB and EDMF in CAM6: Approach, SCM Results and Next

StepsMikael Witte1,2, Marcin Kurowski2, Kay Suselj2, Julio Bacmeister3,

George Matheou4 and Joao Teixeira1,2

1 JIFRESSE, UCLA2 Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Caltech

3 NCAR CGD4 UConn

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Why CLUBB and MF?

• ED component should account for subgrid scale (SGS) variability in the environment, e.g. by integrating over an assumed PDF

• Compared with our CAM5 EDMF using Holtslag-Boville PBL scheme for ED (Kurowski et al., 2019), coupling to CLUBB is a more statistically consistent approach

• MF is designed to sample the right tail of SGS distributions of ql, qt(although not a double Gaussian by default)

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CAM6 implementation

• MF plumes affect CAM qt, ql via CLUBB’s 5-diagonal prognostic solver for mean fields and turbulent fluxes (solved simultaneously):

• Plume macrophysics (i.e. plume qc and moist area) are diagnosed but not yet coupled to other processes (e.g. radiation, aerosol)• Plume microphysics will be implemented next (stay tuned!)

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SCM results: BOMEX

• Compare SCAM vs. LES, both averaged over hours 4-6• Deep scheme and large-scale precip (MG2) off• Radiation on*• Plume qc and moist area diagnosed & added to CLUBB rcm, cloudfrac

(and therefore to CLDLIQ and CLOUD)• LES results from George Matheou (UConn) with standard GCSS forcing

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SCM results: ARM shallow Cu

• ARM SGP diurnal cycle of shallow cumulus (Brown et al., 2002)• Non-precipitating• No longer standard SCAM case

• Similar configuration to BOMEX, but uses time-varying IOP surface fluxes and ground temperature

• Transient case vs. BOMEX quasi-steady state

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• ARM

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Summary

• Successful initial implementation of CLUBB+MF in SCAM6• MF coupled to CLUBB via prognostic solver for mean fields and turbulent fluxes• Turbulent fluxes increase compared to CLUBB alone• Cloud water mixing ratio and fraction also increase

• MF plumes compensate when CLUBB is reduced to a single Gaussian• ARM diurnal cycle case demonstrates more efficient mixing with MF

• Next steps: plumbing MF to other CAM schemes, adding warm precipto plumes, begin 3D testing

Thanks!