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Threetypesofmonsoons?
• Whatisamonsoon?
• Threetypesofmonsoons
• Examplesofmonsoontypes
• AcloserlookattheIndianMonsson
• Summary
DavidSBattisti
UniversityofWashington
Threetypesofmonsoons?
• Whatisamonsoon?
– Seasonalchangeinwinds
– Seasonalchangeinprecipitation
DavidSBattisti
UniversityofWashington
Seasonalchangesinwind
Majorcomponentofwindmustreverse;annualave windspeedmustaverage>4m/s
Austral-Asian-EAfrica
N-SAfrica
Seasonalchangesinprecipitation
Austral-Asian
SouthAmerica
N-SAfrica
SEUS&E.Africacouldbeincluded(wind),ascouldSWUS
Seasonalchangesinprecipitation
Austral-Asian
N- SAfrica
AtlanticITCZs
WesternC.America
Placeswhere2/3ofannualprecipitationisaccumulatedin≤4months
Threetypesofmonsoons?
• Whatisamonsoon?
– Seasonalchangeinwinds
– Seasonalchangeinprecipitation
• Threetypesofmonsoons
– Classicmonsoon:land-oceaninteraction
– MarineMonsoon:atmosphere-oceaninteraction
– ITCZs
Classic monsoon: land-ocean interaction
Ruddiman 2007
SummerMonsoon• Landheatsfasterthan
ocean
• Drawsairwithmoisture
fromoceantoland
• Condensationalheating
drivescirculation(positive
feedback)
WinterMonsoon• Oppositehappens
Monsoonsasatmosphere-oceaninteraction
• Aquaplanet:atmospherecoupledtomotionlessoceanw/no
land
Precipitation
Observed
(IndianSector)
1mocean
100mocean
Zonalwindat15N
DayofYear
Observed;100m and1m ocean
West’ly
East’ly
Bordoni andSchneider2008
• Dynamics~followPrivé &
Plumb2005a,b,Bordoni and
Schneider2008
• Abrupttransitions
ITCZs
• 2Dview:symmetricinstabilitydueto
hemispherically asymmetricPBL
pressuregradients
(Stevens1983,Emanuel1995)
• 3Dview:precipitationmainlyatime
averageofwestwardpropagating
easterlywaves(ATL)andmixedRossby-
gravitywaves(PAC)
(Privé andPlumb2007;Holtonetal1971;Wallace
andHobbs1977;Liebmann andHendon1990)
GlobalIRMovie
~- 7m/s
Monsoonvs.MarineITCZ
Monsoon Marine ITCZWhere found Off-equatorial(>15º lat) Within~15º ofequator
Positionsetby Location ofmaxPBLMSE
2D:Symmetricinstability
(�2
θe)
3D: synopticwaves
Precip intensityprimarily
setby
maxPBLMSE max PBLMSE&eddy
momentumtransports(aloft)
StrengthofHadley
circulationcontrolledby
diabatic heating(condensation;
radiativecoolingequatorwardof
precip maximum)&byeddy
momentumtransports(aloft)
eddymomentumtransports
(aloft)
Central&Eastern
PacificandAtlantic
Examples:Indiansummermonsoon
Anexplanationforabruptmonsoononsets?
Ittakesalargeoff-equatorialheatingtoconvertanITCZtoamonsoon(ie,toovercomethestabilizationofthe(symmetric)meanstatebysynopticeddies)
Threetypesofmonsoons?
• Whatisamonsoon?
– Seasonalchangeinwinds
– Seasonalchangeinprecipitation
• Threetypesofmonsoons
– Classicmonsoon:land-oceaninteraction
– MarineMonsoon:atmosphere-oceaninteraction
– ITCZs
• Examplesofmonsoontypes
– Classicland-ocean:S.Africanmonsoon,S.AmericanMonsoon,
EasternNorthAmericanmonsoon
– Marinemonsoon(withsomelandassist):Australian,Indian
– ITCZ:Pacific,Atlantic,IndianOceaninNHWinter(?)
NearsurfaceθeandPrecipitationmaximum
Jan
July
MaxPrecip
Nearsurfaceθe
*MSEandΘearefunctionallyequivalent
?
?
Jan
July
Landmonsoon MarinemonsoonITCZOther
NearsurfaceθeandPrecipitationmaximum
AB
Meiyu:orographic&diabatic (Chiangetal,inrev) SEUS:Africa&orographic
Threetypesofmonsoons?
• Whatisamonsoon?
– Seasonalchangeinwinds
– Seasonalchangeinprecipitation
• Threetypesofmonsoons
– Classicmonsoon:land-oceaninteraction
– Atmosphere-oceaninteraction
– ITCZs
• Examplesofmonsoontypes
– Classicland-ocean:S.Africanmonsoon,S.American
Monsoon,EasternNorthAmericanmonsoon
– Marinemonsoon(withsomelandassist):Australian,Indian
• AcloserlookattheIndianMonsoon
NearsurfaceMoistStateEnergy
May June
JulyAug
I.Fung,pers.Comm.Data:MERRA
Precessional Forcing
207kyr(Low)
218kyr(High)
• ExperimentswithECHAM4.6AGCM
– T42horizontalresolution(2.8°), coupledtoaslaboceanwithSST
adjustedto~moderndayvalueswhenforcedbymodernday
insolation,greenhousegasesandboundaryconditions
– Isotopemoduleincluded
• TwocoreExperiments
– 218Kinsolation(High)
– 207Kinsolation(Low)
– Moderndaygeometry,orography&greenhousegasconcentration
HighminusLowNHsummerinsolation
Thechangeinforcing
W/m
2
Notsurprisingly,thesimulatedNH
climateinthe“LowForcing”at207kyr
BPissimilartothemodernclimate
For“high”summerinsolation• HeavyrainfallfromtheSaheltoArabiatoNorthernIndia
• 50%lessoverSEAsia
• MoreoverChina(~40%)
• GreenSahara?
• CollapseofAtlanticITCZ/Trades
Simulatedchangesinδ18Oofprecipitationshowaremarkableagreewithspeleothemrecordsthroughouttheglobaltropics
ChangeinPrecipitationand850hPa Winds
JJA(218minus207kyr)
mm/day
Battisti etal2014
TopoftheAtmosphereNetRadiation
207kyr218kyr
Observed2001-2012
• Withsufficientlyhighsummer
insolation,thereisa
fundamentaltransitionto
entirelydifferentclimate
state.
Battisti etal2014
• Not duetosinkingbranchoftheHadleyCell(maxinDJF)
• Today– inlowphaseofprecessionalcycle – monsoonprecipitationis
maximuminthenorthernBayofBengal(notoverland)
• CondensationalheatingintheBayofBengalforcesawestwardRossby
waveandcoldairadvectionovertheeasternMedandCentralAsia thatis
balancedbysubsidence
WhyistheEasternMediterraneanadeserttoday?
Rodwell andHoskins1996
JJAObservedOmega(477hPA)
(1983-1988)
PEModelOmegaResponsetoHeating
H
(c.i. 0.014Pa/s)
RegionalHeatingduringHighPrecession
• Howdoyoubreakthedesertificationmechanism?
– Hypothesis:Moreintensesummerinsolationheatsland
(fast)enoughtocreateasufficientlylargeland-ocean
temperaturecontrasttoshiftthemaximuminMSE– and
henceconvection– tobeoverland.Aclassicmonsoon.
Battisti etal2014
207kbp
218kbp
218minus207kbp
Convectioniscentered
overmaximumΘeà over
oceansinlowNHsummer
insolation(e.g.,today)
Equivalentpotentialtemperature,Θe
*
Convectioniscentered
overlandinhigh
insolation(atextbook
monsoon)
*MSEandΘearefunctionallyequivalentBattisti etal2014
Mid-Holocene(PMIP3)minustoday
Zonalmeanorzonallyasymmetric?
Total
[Δpcent
] =+0.3º
Zonally
Asymmetric
Atwoodetalinprep
Threetypesofmonsoons?
• Whatisamonsoon?
– Seasonalchangeinwinds
– Seasonalchangeinprecipitation
• Threetypesofmonsoons
– Classicmonsoon:land-oceaninteraction
– Atmosphere-oceaninteraction
– ITCZs
• Examplesofmonsoontypes
– Classicland-ocean:S.Africanmonsoon,S.American
Monsoon,EasternNorthAmericanmonsoon
– Marinemonsoon(withsomelandassist):Australian,Indian
• AcloserlookattheIndianMonsoon
• TheeastAsian(Meiyu):afauxmonsoon
– SeeMolnaretal2009;Chiangetal(inreview)
Threetypesofmonsoons?
• Withstrongenoughasymmetrichemisphericheating,a
monsoon….
– Duemainlytoocean-atmosphere(e.g.,Indianmonsoontoday)
orclassicland-atmosphere(e.g.,S.Africa,S.America)interaction
– Thermodynamics(maxMSE)important
• Withmodestasymmetrichemisphericheating,anITCZ
– Duetoflowinstabilitythatshedsequatorialwaves(e.g.,easterly
wavesinAtlanticandfareasternPacific)
– DuetoconvectionorganizedbymixedRossby gravitywaves(e.g.,
centralPacific);IndianOceaninDJF(?)
– Thermodynamics(maxMSE)anddynamics(symmetricinstability,
PBLpressuregradients,eddymomentumfluxesaloft)important