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Current TCFP product provides 24 hr probabilities of TC formation

The 48-hour NESDIS Tropical Cyclone Formation Probability Product Andrea Schumacher (CIRA/CSU), Mark DeMaria (NOAA/NESDIS/ StAR ), and Kate Musgrave (CIRA/CSU). Current TCFP product provides 24 hr probabilities of TC formation

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Current TCFP product provides 24 hr probabilities of TC formation

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  1. The 48-hour NESDIS Tropical Cyclone Formation Probability ProductAndrea Schumacher (CIRA/CSU), Mark DeMaria (NOAA/NESDIS/StAR), and Kate Musgrave (CIRA/CSU) • Current TCFP product provides 24 hr probabilities of TC formation • Operational need for 48 hr probabilities (NHC Tropical Weather Outlook, JTWC TC Formation Alerts) • In response to user request, TCFP product has been updated to provide 0-24 hr, 24-48 hr, and 0-48 hr TC formation probabilities • Uses GFS forecast fields • Same methodology as 24 hr product • Statistical algorithm based on environmental, climatological, and convective input parameters. • Other product enhancements • Increased resolution (from 5 degree to 1 degree) • Better continuity (replaced discrete grid box methodology) • Larger statistical sample (added 2010 to developmental dataset, particularly important for S. Hemisphere where water vapor data only available back to 2005) • Product verification will be presented • Brier scores -> skillful with respect to reference forecast of climatology • More skillful than 24 hr probabilities 48-hr TC formation probability (left) 48 hours prior to formation of TC Rusty to the NW of Australia on 22 Feb 2013. http://rammb.cira.colostate.edu/projects/gparm/gparm_glob_test/ Poster Preview - 67th Interdepartmental Hurricane Conference, Tropical Cyclone Research Forum, 5-7 March 2013, College Park, MD

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