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GWF-CPE: Climate-Related Precipitation Extremes
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Dataset Title
Very high resolution simulation outputs of an extreme freezing rain over eastern Canada from 24-26 January 2017
Additional Information
Creators and Contributors
Julie Theriault | Principal Investigator, Point of Contact | theriault.julie@uqam.ca | Universit? du Qu?bec ? Montr?al |
Katja Winger | Researcher, Point of Contact | winger.katja@uqam.ca | Universit? du Qu?bec ? Montr?al |
Vanessa McFadden | Researcher | | Universit? du Qu?bec ? Montr?al |
Abstract
The dataset was produced with the version 4.8 of the Global Multiscale Environmental (GEM) model installed on Compute Canada. The clouds and precipitation are produced with the Predicted Particle Properties (P3) module. We used a horizontal grid-spacing of 1 km.
Purpose
The database was developed to conduct a study of an extreme freezing rain storm over the province of New Brunswick in January 2017. It caused major power outages during up to more than 10 days. The storm produced up to 100 mm of precipitation with 60 mm of ice accumulation on structures.
Keywords
freezing rain |
extreme event |
atmospheric sciences |
very-high resolution atmospheric modelling |
Near 0C conditions |
Status of data collection/production
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Creation Software
Global Multiscale Environmental (GEM) model | 4.8 | |
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Primary Source of Data
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Download Links and Instructions
Contact Katja Winger (winger.katja@uqam.ca) for the data