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Ensemble Forecast Updates without Model Re-integration Based on Ultra-rapid Data Assimilation: Idealized Experiments with a Heavy Rainfall Case
Observations at high frequency have become dramatically more abundant with recent technological advances. Ultra-rapid data assimilation (URDA) has been proposed to exploit them, frequently updating ensemble forecasts at lower cost without re-integrating the forecast model. In this study, we examine
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