Numerical forecasting of radiation fog. Part I: numerical model and sensitivity tests

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To improve the forecast of dense radiative fogs, a method has been developed using a one-dimensional model of the nocturnal boundary layer forced by the mesoscale fields provided by a 3D limited-area operational model. The ID model involves a treatment of soil-atmosphere exchanges and a parameterization of turbulence in stable layers in order to correctly simulate the nocturnal atmospheric cooling. The principal result concerns the difficulty of obtaining accurate forecasts in the case of fog appearing in the middle or at the end of the night, when the local atmospheric cooling is weak. -from Authors

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Bergot, T., & Guedalia, D. (1994). Numerical forecasting of radiation fog. Part I: numerical model and sensitivity tests. Monthly Weather Review, 122(6), 1218–1230. https://doi.org/10.1175/1520-0493(1994)122<1218:NFORFP>2.0.CO;2

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