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CN 11-2282/P
CN 11-2282/P
Construction and statistical characteristics of cryogenic freezing rain and snow meteorological index in Henan Province
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Abstract: Based on the ground observation data of daily precipitation, snow depth, daily mean temperature, daily minimum temperature and weather phenomena in Henan Province from November to March, 1991-2020, the low temperature threshold, the process and duration of cryogenic freezing rain and snow were determined by mathematical statistics. The factors that characterize the intensity of rain and snow and the degree of low temperature were selected to construct the meteorological index of cryogenic freezing rain and snow. The calculation and standardization of the cryogenic freezing rain and snow meteorological index were carried out at each observation station over the past years, and the standard deviation classification method was adopted, combined with the percentage distribution of each interval of the standardized meteorological index and the practical performance. Based on the above operations, the cryogenic freezing rain and snow events were divided into four levels: light, medium, heavy and extra heavy, respectively. The meteorological index and its standardized calculation of cryogenic freezing rain and snow at each observation station were carried out. According to the classification standard, the frequency of cryogenic freezing rain and snow of the multi-year average of each station and the representative stations in the past years were classified and counted. The results showed that: The mountainous area of western Henan is a high incidence area of cryogenic freezing rain and snow, while the basin of southwestern Henan and northwestern Henan are the low incidence areas. The multi-year average frequency of occurrence at all sites showed a decreasing trend from light to extra heavy. There is not a positive correlation between latitude and the frequency of cryogenic freezing rain and snow, and extra-heavy events occur even more frequently at low-latitude sites than at high-latitude and mountain sites.
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