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| CLaMS results are presented for every day. The pages that you will get to by clicking on a specific date in the calendar above will contain plots with results for that date '''plus''' the 5 days before (based on ECMWF analyses) '''plus''' ''the next 5 forecasted'' days, thus resulting in a time series centered on the specified date. The results presented here stem from simulations on zeta (hybrid isentropic) levels. '''Results from simulations done on isentropic levels (theta) can be found [wiki:GebsClams here].''' | CLaMS results are presented for every day. The pages that you will get to by clicking on a specific date in the calendar above will contain plots with results for that date '''plus''' the 5 days before (based on ECMWF analyses) '''plus''' ''the next 5 forecasted'' days, thus resulting in a time series centered on the specified date. The results presented here stem from simulations on zeta (hybrid isentropic) levels. Zoom to the [wiki:ClamsZeta Australian region]. '''Results from simulations done on isentropic levels (theta) can be found [wiki:GebsClams here].''' |
Results from CLaMS simulations on hybrid isentropic surfaces
Click on the calendar to look at CLaMS results from a global simulation for the specific date:
CLaMS results are presented for every day. The pages that you will get to by clicking on a specific date in the calendar above will contain plots with results for that date plus the 5 days before (based on ECMWF analyses) plus the next 5 forecasted days, thus resulting in a time series centered on the specified date. The results presented here stem from simulations on zeta (hybrid isentropic) levels.
Zoom to the [wiki:ClamsZeta Australian region].
Results from simulations done on isentropic levels (theta) can be found [wiki:GebsClams here].