Abstract
The results of simulation of extreme weather indices of modern climate by two versions of the INM RAS climate model (INMCM4, INMCM5) are considered. It is shown that the INMCM5 model simulates most of the temperature and average precipitation related indices better, but the simulation results of extreme precipitation related indices are worse. Various precipitation related physical factors in the model are analyzed. A parameterization of vertical mixing of the horizontal velocity components due to large-scale condensation, as well as air resistance acting on falling precipitation, is implemented in the INMCM5. The corresponding model parameters are adjusted. The effect of the adjustments on the simulation results of extreme indices is presented.
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