MSLP + precip rate
GEM · Run 00Z 15 Oct · +6 h · Valid Thu 06Z 15 Oct
Region Europe
United States
Europe
The readings under the map are for the whole map, not only the part shown.
Surface pressure (hPa) and 6-hour averaged precip rate (in/h)
GEM · Run 00Z 15 Oct · +6 h · Valid Thu 06Z 15 Oct
Surface pressure (hPa) and 6-hour averaged precip rate (in/h)
Heaviest 6-hour mean 0.51 in/h, near 40.95N 30.15E · unshaded ground is where the model has under 0.01 in/h falling
Heaviest 6-hour mean 0.392 in/h, near 42.0N 31.95E · unshaded ground is where the model has under 0.01 in/h falling
Heaviest 6-hour mean 0.368 in/h, near 41.85N 34.35E · unshaded ground is where the model has under 0.01 in/h falling
Heaviest 6-hour mean 0.359 in/h, near 41.85N 34.5E · unshaded ground is where the model has under 0.01 in/h falling
Heaviest 6-hour mean 0.175 in/h, near 42.9N 36.75E · unshaded ground is where the model has under 0.01 in/h falling
Heaviest 6-hour mean 0.153 in/h, near 44.55N 38.4E · unshaded ground is where the model has under 0.01 in/h falling
Heaviest 6-hour mean 0.133 in/h, near 40.8N 34.2E · unshaded ground is where the model has under 0.01 in/h falling
Heaviest 6-hour mean 0.195 in/h, near 39.3N 32.4E · unshaded ground is where the model has under 0.01 in/h falling
Heaviest 6-hour mean 0.274 in/h, near 41.55N 28.2E · unshaded ground is where the model has under 0.01 in/h falling
Heaviest 6-hour mean 0.26 in/h, near 40.35N 28.2E · unshaded ground is where the model has under 0.01 in/h falling
Heaviest 6-hour mean 0.398 in/h, near 40.2N 28.8E · unshaded ground is where the model has under 0.01 in/h falling
Heaviest 6-hour mean 0.516 in/h, near 41.4N 30.6E · unshaded ground is where the model has under 0.01 in/h falling
Heaviest 6-hour mean 0.393 in/h, near 42.9N 32.55E · unshaded ground is where the model has under 0.01 in/h falling
Heaviest 6-hour mean 0.231 in/h, near 69.45N 24.3W · unshaded ground is where the model has under 0.01 in/h falling
Heaviest 6-hour mean 0.416 in/h, near 63.6N 19.35W · unshaded ground is where the model has under 0.01 in/h falling
Heaviest 6-hour mean 0.224 in/h, near 64.05N 16.95W · unshaded ground is where the model has under 0.01 in/h falling
Heaviest 6-hour mean 0.466 in/h, near 44.1N 5.1E · unshaded ground is where the model has under 0.01 in/h falling
Heaviest 6-hour mean 0.326 in/h, near 44.7N 4.35E · unshaded ground is where the model has under 0.01 in/h falling
Heaviest 6-hour mean 0.52 in/h, near 43.8N 4.5E · unshaded ground is where the model has under 0.01 in/h falling
Heaviest 6-hour mean 0.406 in/h, near 64.05N 17.4W · unshaded ground is where the model has under 0.01 in/h falling
One GEM run — issued 00Z 15 Oct — played forward 6 hours at a time, from 6 hours out to 120 hours out.
Methodology
Step forward and the pressure pattern moves, and the precipitation under it moves with it: that motion is the weather this run forecasts, not the forecast changing — Forecast Evolution is the film for that. Same chart grammar as the surface analysis: the same reduction, the same 4 hPa interval, the same frame; only the forecast hour varies. Six-hourly to 120 hours. GEM forecasts out to 240 hours; this film stops at 120. The frames past the one shown load on demand. GEM publishes no precipitation rate, so the shading here is the 6-hour mean rate — the run's total precipitation at each frame less the total 6 hours before, over 6 — on the same scale as the instant the other models shade with. A mean over 6 hours is smoother and weaker than an instant, so its heavy bands light less often on the same weather; and because no 6-hour bucket ends at the analysis, this film opens at +6 h rather than showing one frame with no rain under it.
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Sources and licences
- Environment and Climate Change Canada: GEM, from the MSC Datamart. Data Source: Environment and Climate Change Canada, under its Data Services End-use Licence.
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