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Title: Intraseasonal to interannual variability of extreme precipitation over southeastern South America du


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Intraseasonal to interannual variability of
extreme precipitation over southeastern South
America during the Austral Summer
  • 1Michel N. Muza, 1 Leila M. V. Carvalho, 2Brant
    Liebmann
  • 1 University of Sao Paulo
  • 2 NOAA-CIRES Climate Diagnostics Center

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Questions
  • 1.What are the relationships between extreme
    positive/negative precipitation anomalies on
    intraseasonal (IS) and interannual time-scales
    (IA) over southeastern South America?
  • 2. What are the main atmospheric features related
    to extremes on these time-scales?

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DATA
  • Global Precipitation Climate Project (GPCP)
    (merge between satellite estimates and gauges)
  • Period DJF 1979/80 2001/02 (Pentads) (2.5 lat
    x lon)
  • ANEEL/DAEE precipitation from stations over
    Brazil
  • NCEP/NCAR reanalysis

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GPCP (1979-2002) DJF STANDARD DEVIATION (mm/day)
INTRASEASONAL (20-90 DAYS)
INTERANNUAL (gt370 DAYS)
SE
S
SA
5x5 grid points
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METHOD
  • Data were filtered on two time-scales
  • 20-90 days (intraseasonal)
  • gt 370 days (interannual)
  • The DJF anomaly distribution is computed for each
    grid point for the two time-scales
  • Extreme wet anomalies
  • More than 50 of the grid points in a region
    presents anomalies gt 75th percentile of the
    respective DJF anomaly distribution
  • Extreme dry anomalies
  • More than 50 of the grid points in a region
    presents anomalies lt 25th percentile of the
    respective DJF anomaly distribution

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GPCP vs ANEEL gridded (2.5x2.5) (pentad) (79-1998)
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GLOBAL PRECIPITATION EXTREME INTERANNUAL ANOMALIES
SE BRAZIL
WET
DRY
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GLOBAL PRECIPITATION EXTREME INTERANNUAL ANOMALIES
S BRAZIL
WET
DRY
10
GLOBAL PRECIPITATION EXTREME INTERANNUAL ANOMALIES
SUBTROPICAL ATLANTIC
WET
DRY
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SST ( gt370 days)
SE BRAZIL DRY
SE BRAZIL WET
SUBT. ATLANTIC WET
SUBT. ATLANTIC DRY
S BR, UR, NE AG WET
S BR, UR, NE AG DRY
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850hPa V anomalies (gt370 days)
WET SE BR
WET SUBT. ATL.
WET S. BR, UR.
DRY SE BR
DRY SUBT. ATL.
DRY S. BR, UR.
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Intraseasonal anomalies (20-90 days)
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Intraseasonal Precipitation Anomalies (20-90
Days) Lag 0
WET SE BR
DRY SE BR
33 Dry
27 Wet
DRY SUBT. ATL.
WET SUBT. ATL.
24 Wet
36 Dry
WET S. BR, UR.
WET S. BR, UR.
43 Wet
42 Dry
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conclusions
  • Interannual extreme wet/dry events
  • SE Brazil related to phases of the South
    Atlantic TSM dipole and are more frequent during
    Neutral/La Nina episodes
  • Subtropical Atlantic clearly decoupled from SE
    extremes
  • Southern Brazil/Uruguay modulated by ENSO
    phases.
  • Intraseasonal extreme wet/dry events
  • Less than 20 of extreme intraseasonal wet (dry)
    pentads in all regions were observed during
    extreme wet (dry) seasons.
  • Wet and dry intraseasonal extreme anomalies
    occur, in general, in the same season (1-2
    events). Only persistent (more than 2 pentads)
    events seem to play a role on the interannual
    extreme anomalies
  • Persistent intraseasonal events have long
    characteristic time scales.
  • The region with extreme wet (dry) anomalies
    depends on the phase of the propagating wave
    train corresponding to westerly (easterly) U200
    anomalies

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Acknowledgements
  • DATA FROM NOAA, CPC, CDC, ANEEL, DAEE,
  • YOUR PATIENCE

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U200 hPa ANOMALIES (20-90 days)
DRY southeastern Brazil
WET southeastern Brazil
DRY subtropical Atlantic
WET subtropical Atlantic
DRY southern Brazil
WET southern Brazil
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Fraction () of extreme wet (dry) intraseasonal
anomalies observed during extreme wet (dry)
interannual anomalies
19
H200 Anomalies (20-90 days) 25th percentiles
southeastern Brazil
20
H200 Anomalies (20-90 days) 75th percentiles
southeastern Brazil
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H200 Anomalies (20-90 days) 75th percentiles
subtropical Atlantic
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H200 Anomalies (20-90 days) 25th percentiles
subtropical Atlantic
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H200 Anomalies (20-90 days) 75th percentiles
southern Brazil
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H200 Anomalies (20-90 days) 25th percentiles
southern Brazil
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850 hPa wind (20-90 days) 75th percentiles
southeastern Brazil
850 hPa wind (20-90 days) 25th percentiles
southeastern Brazil
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850 hPa wind(20-90 days) 75th percentiles
subtropical Atlantic
850 hPa wind (20-90 days) 25th percentiles
subtropical Atlantic
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850 hPa wind (20-90 days) 75th percentiles
southern Brazil
850 hPa wind (20-90 days) 25th percentiles
southern Brazil
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Intercomparisons Low frequency and ENso
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Intercomparisons Intraseasonal and ENSO
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Intercomparisons south Atlantic dipole
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Intercomparisons Low frequency and dipole
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Intercomparisons Intraseasonal and dipole
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