A two-dimensional cloud-resolving model was used to study the impacts of ice crystal growth (the depositional growth of cloud ice from cloud water and the depositional growth of snow from cloud ice) on heat budget. Four precipitation events from the tropics to mid-latitudes were simulated with four sets of parameterization scheme for the growth of ice crystal. The main results include the followings:(1) Zeng's scheme with a high ice nuclei concentration and Shen's scheme cause the increase of the radiation heating in upper-middle troposphere, which is associated with the increased quantity of simulated ice crystals in upper-middle troposphere. (2) Zeng's scheme with a high ice nuclei concentration leads to an abnormal reduction in domain-mean local temperature change in the upper troposphere, which results from the reductions in the convergence of vertical heat flux over the tropics and the latent heating over mid-latitudes. (3) Although Zeng's scheme with a high ice nuclei concentration increases the domain-mean mass-weighted radiation heating, it decreases the surface sensible heat flux over the tropics and the latent heating over mid-latitudes. Thus, the four parameterization schemes generate similar domain-mean mass-weighted local temperature changes.
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辛進,李小凡.冰晶增長對熱量收支的影響.氣象科學,2018,38(4):498-511 XIN Jin, LI Xiaofan. The impacts of ice crystal growth on heat budget. Journal of the Meteorological Sciences,2018,38(4):498-511