Nonlinear and linear evolution of initial forecast errors

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The hypothesis that the short-time evolution of forecast errors originating from initial data uncertainties can be approximated by linear model solutions is investigated using a realistic prognostic model. A tangent linear limited-area model based on a state of the art mesoscale numerical forecast model is developed. The results demonstrate that the initial error evolution is well represented by the tangent model for periods of 1-1.5 days duration. The linear model solutions based on the time-dependent basic state are also good approximations of the real-error evolutions, providing the prognostic fields are not changing rapidly in time. -from Author

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Vukicevic, T. (1991). Nonlinear and linear evolution of initial forecast errors. Monthly Weather Review, 119(7), 1602–1611. https://doi.org/10.1175/1520-0493(1991)119<1602:NALEOI>2.0.CO;2

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