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Posted by: Ken Offline Posted: Friday, 27 September 2019 9:17:19 AM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: crikey Go to Quoted Post
Yes.Thanks for that KEN. Makes sense. If l think back ACC R was only showing very light totals . I forget that models don't show thunderstorm out put and that is why we always say. 'could be higher totals under thunderstorms'Blushing

I have seen WATL do very well indeed with some of those big depressions.

Anyway great to have something to watch and cheer for. Good luck today 'guys' with any amount of rain and stormsThumpUp



The majority of models have to parameterise (approximate) convection such as showers and thunderstorms but a few explicitly model individual convection such as ACCESS-C, HRRR (used in the US), etc and you can often see individual showers and storms in such models (see above example for 1hr accumulations from onshore showers in ACCESS-C) as well as convective features such as MCS's.
You can also often see outflow boundaries from storms in EC due to its high resolution (about 9km).
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