作者:Eun Jeong Cha,Thomas R.Knutson,Tsz-Cheung Lee,Ming Ying,Toshiyuki Nakaegawa
摘要:This paper assesses published findings on projections of future tropical cyclone(TC)activity in the ESCAP/WMO Typhoon Committee Region under climate change scenarios.This assessment also estimates the projected changes of key TC metrics for a 2℃anthropogenic global warming scenario for the western North Pacific(WNP)following the approach of a WMO Task Team,together with other reported findings for this region.For projections of TC genesis/frequency,most models suggest a reduction of TC frequency,but an increase in the proportion of very intense TCs over the WNP in the future.However,some individual studies project an increase in WNP TC frequency.Most studies agree on a projected increase of WNP TC intensity over the 21 st century.All available projections for TC related precipitation in the WNP indicate an increase in TC related precipitation rate in a warmer climate.Anthropogenic warming may also lead to changes in TC prevailing tracks.A further increase in storm surge risk may result from increases in TC intensity.The most confident aspect of forced anthropogenic change in TC inundation risk derives from the highly confident expectation of further sea level rise,which we expect will exacerbate storm inundation risk in coastal regions,assuming all other factors equal.
发文机构:National Typhoon Center Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory/NOAA Hong Kong Observatory Shanghai Typhoon Institute Meteorological Research Institute/Japan Meteorological Agency
关键词:TropicalcyclonesClimatechangeWestermNorthPacifieTyphoonComitteProjections
分类号: P467[天文地球—大气科学及气象学]P444