2021
DOI: 10.1590/0102-77863630033
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Distúrbios Ondulatórios de Leste no Nordeste Brasileiro: Um Estudo de Caso Utilizando Modelagem Numérica de Mesoescala

Abstract: Resumo Os Distúrbios Ondulatórios de Leste (DOLs) são um dos principais sistemas meteorológicos que atuam no leste do Nordeste do Brasil (NEB) entre maio e julho. O presente estudo tem como objetivo investigar os impactos das diferentes técnicas de nudging na simulação de DOLs utilizando o modelo regional Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) a partir de três diferentes tipos de simulação, alternando entre elas diversas possibilidades do uso desta técnica: (1) utilizando o nuding de forma desligada (WRF-DF), … Show more

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“…This result is attributed to higher rainfall accumulations in this region (Figure 9), as moist winds from the ocean influence it throughout the year. These winds significantly contribute to rainfall in the region [59][60][61]. The Amazon biome region, which covers Brazil, represents more than 60% of this Forest that encompasses Peru, Colombia, and Venezuela [62] and shows low variability in the GVF and LAI indices (Figures 7 and 8).…”
Section: New Vegetation Climatologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This result is attributed to higher rainfall accumulations in this region (Figure 9), as moist winds from the ocean influence it throughout the year. These winds significantly contribute to rainfall in the region [59][60][61]. The Amazon biome region, which covers Brazil, represents more than 60% of this Forest that encompasses Peru, Colombia, and Venezuela [62] and shows low variability in the GVF and LAI indices (Figures 7 and 8).…”
Section: New Vegetation Climatologymentioning
confidence: 99%