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                      Analysis of the Water Vapor Characteristics and Trigger Mechanism

                           for a Typical Heavy Rainstorm in the Extreme Arid Region
                                                of the Southern Xinjiang



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                                                  MO Shaoqing , LI Yaohui 2, 1, 3
                                (1. College of Atmospheric Sciences, Lanzhou University, Lanzhou  730000, Gansu, China;
                         2. College of Aviation Meteorology, Civil Aviation Flight University of China, Guanghan  618307, Sichuan, China;
                            3. Institute of Arid Meteorology, China Meteorological Administration, Lanzhou  730020, Gansu, China)


               Abstract: In order to strengthen our understanding of the water vapor characteristics and trigger mechanism of
               the rainstorm in southern Xinjiang, this paper analyzes a rainstorm process occurred over southern Xinjiang re‐
               gion during 24 -28 June 2019. Various data includingFNL(NCEP final operational global analysis) and ERA5
              (fifth  version  of  the  European  Centre  for  medium-range  weather  forecasts  reanalysis  model)  reanalysis  data,
               hourly observation data at the automatic meteorological station, the satellite equivalent blackbody brightness tem‐
               perature data of FY-2G are used. The results show that the precipitation occurred under the background of synop‐
               tic  circulation  with “two-ridge  and  two-trough”  pattern  over  the  middle  and  high  latitude,  the  low  vortex  of
               Balkhash Lake, the ridge of Iran and convergence line are the main weather systems leading to the heavy rain‐
               fall. The water vapor of the heavy rainfall mainly comes from the Atlantic Ocean, Black Sea, Rio / Aral Sea,
               Arabian Sea and Gulf of Bengal, along the northwest, partial west and southwest paths to the southern Xinjiang
               Basin. Water vapor from the northwest and west paths to the southern Xinjiang Basin are guided by the low-level
               jet, and from the southwest path is transported over the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau to the southern Xinjiang under
               the guidance of the 500 hPa cyclone wind field and the southwest high-level jet on 200 hPa in the western south‐
               ern Xinjiang. Water vapor revenue and expenditure calculation shows that water vapor input is mainly concentrat‐
               ed on the high level of troposphere at the south boundary, low and high levels of troposphere at the north bound‐
               ary; the output of water vapor is concentrated in the low and high layers of the troposphere at the east boundary.
               The convergence line is the most important trigger system for this heavy rainfall, whose form is caused by the
               convergence  of  the  dominant  air  flow  invaded  from  the  north  in  front  of  the  high  and  steep  terrain (KunLun
               Mountains)  on  the  south  side  of  the  southern  Xinjiang  Basin. Meanwhile,  the  accumulation  of  water  vapor
               brought by the northwesterly airflow in the north of the convergence line in front of the mountain is sufficient
               which is favorable for the rainstorm. Under the impact of terrain uplift, accompanied with the uplifting of air
               mass and accumulation of water vapor at the foothill of KunLun mountains, unstable energy is released and the
               convection system constantly generates and develops near the mountains, bringing continuous heavy rainfall to
               Hotan region.
               Key words: Extreme arid region; rainstorm; low-vortex system in Central Asia; water vapor characteristics;
               terrain convergence
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