The ECMWF/Euro model in forecasting ENSO has been consistently warm biased since 2012. Why is that? We've yet to see an El-Nino, although we've seen warm-neutral dominate...
Shoudn't the developers and maintainers update it?
Sorry if this does not warrant a thread but I felt we need to discuss what's happening.
ECMWF warm bias.
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Re: ECMWF warm bias.
Kingarabian wrote:The ECMWF/Euro model in forecasting ENSO has been consistently warm biased since 2012. Why is that? We've yet to see an El-Nino, although we've seen warm-neutral dominate...
Shoudn't the developers and maintainers update it?
Sorry if this does not warrant a thread but I felt we need to discuss what's happening.
It appears the Euro and other models don't have a good grip on the trade wind pattern, and seem to ignore the easterly wind bursts. what happens is every few months, a new downwelling sub-surface pool develops, and the ECMWF goes nuts, thinking a big El Ninio would form. And if it wasn't for the lack of WWB's, IMO, we'd have dealt with a major El Nino by now.
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Re: ECMWF warm bias.
Regardless sst profile screams crapola storms N of 30n middle of nowhere.
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