Causative Analysis of the Maximum Precipitation Circulation During the Peak Summer of 2019
Utilizing precipitation data from Heilongjiang Province during the peak summer months(July-August)of 1961-2020,atmospheric reanalysis from NCAR/NCEP,and Nino 3.4 SST data,this study analyzes the charac-teristics of large-scale circulation associated with the precipitation anomalies in Heilongjiang during the summer of 2019 under the backdrop of ENSO events.The findings indicate that the summer of 2019 in Heilongjiang ex-perienced a period of higher precipitation,with an increased likelihood of excessive rainfall during the frequent warm phases of ENSO.The precipitation characteristics of 2019 were predominantly influenced by the interaction of the Northeast Cold Vortex with three northward-moving typhoons,resulting in six major precipitation events.The 500 hPa geopotential height anomaly presented a northwest-southeast orientation in a"+,-,+"pattern;the Western Pacific Subtropical High was notably shifted eastward,extending northward which facilitated the north-ward movement of typhoons.At lower latitudes,three strong southward anomaly airflows moved north into the cy-clonic circulation,providing ample moisture for the typhoon-induced heavy rainfalls.The strongest upward air currents in Heilongjiang's central and eastern regions occurred between 600-300 hPa,coinciding with the active typhoon zone.This convergence was marked,with intense precipitation occurring in the eastern precipitation cen-ter of Heilongjiang,particularly over the northern part of the Sanjiang Plain from Hegang to Luobei.
2019 mid-summer heavy precipitationClimatic backgroundCombination of cold vortex and ty-phoonCauses of large-scale circulationPhysical quantity analysis