Abstract
Land surface temperature (LST) is the key variable in land–atmosphere interaction, having an important impact on weather and climate forecasting. However, achieving consistent analysis of LST and the atmosphere in assimilation is quite challenging. This is because there is limited knowledge about the cross-component background error covariance (BEC) between LST and atmospheric state variables. This study aims to clarify whether there is a relationship between the error of LST and atmospheric variables, and whether this relationship varies spatially and temporally. To this end, the BEC coupled with atmospheric variables and LST was constructed (LST-BEC), and its characteristics were analyzed based on the 2023 mei-yu season. The general characteristics of LST-BEC show that the LST is mainly correlated with the atmospheric temperature and the correlation decreases gradually with a rise in atmospheric height, and the error standard deviation of the LST is noticeably larger than that of the low-level atmospheric temperature. The spatiotemporal characteristics of LST-BEC on the heavy-rain day and light-rain day show that the error correlation and error standard deviation of LST and low-level atmospheric temperature and humidity are closely related to the weather background, and also have obvious diurnal variations. These results provide valuable information for strongly coupled land–atmosphere assimilation.摘要地表温度 (LST) 是涉及陆气相互作用的关键变量, 对天气气候预报具有重要影响. 不过在同化中实现LST与大气的协调分析却并不容易. 这是因为目前对跨陆气圈层的背景误差协方差 (BEC) 的了解较少. 本文旨在探究LST与大气的背景误差是否存在联系, 以及这种联系是否存在时空变化. 为此, 本研究构建了耦合大气变量和LST的BEC, 并基于2023年梅雨季分析了其特征. 总体特征表明: LST误差主要与大气温度相关; 随着大气高度的上升, 误差相关性逐渐减小; LST误差的标准差明显大于低层大气温度. “多雨日”和“少雨日”的时空特征表明, LST与低层大气温湿度误差的相关性及标准差均与天气背景密切相关, 且具有明显的昼夜变化. 上述结果可为后续陆气强耦合同化提供参考.
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