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Hourly Comparison. MM5/WRF performance in replicating surface observations of winds and temperature were also evaluated statistically on an hourly time scale by using HKO data (with about 42 observation stations) in HK on 1 km grid. Generally the study team concluded that both MM5/WRF simulated wind direction agreed quite well with observation, considering that HK has a very complex terrain. In terms of wind speed, MM5/WRF tends to overestimate the surface wind since the surface is not producing enough surface friction as in real situation, in addition, traditional mesoscale NWP falls short of effectively capturing the “urban effects” near the bottom of the planetary boundary layer. This problem can be alleviated by using the urban version of MM5, so called uMM5, but it would require a lot of input data and increase of computational time and it would not be practical enough to be used on as an operational model.
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