Possible Impact of a Tropical Cyclone on the Northward Migration of the Baiu Frontal Zone

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  The impact of a tropical cyclone on the northward migration of the Baiu frontal zone (BFZ) is investigated using a global cloud-system resolving model (NICAM), applied to the case of the tropical cyclone MAWAR (2012).From 4 to 6 June in 2012, the BFZ rapidly shifts northward with the MAWAR.A simulation with the initial data of 29 May reproduces the northward migration of the BFZ and the tropical cyclone.Strong southerlies on the eastern side of the tropical cyclone transport moist and high-temperature air into the BFZ.
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