Mesoscale model

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mesoscale model

A model designed to simulate mesoscale atmospheric phenomena.

Such models can include analytic solutions of a set of simplified equations governing atmospheric motion, scale models of particular geographic regions, and numerical integrations, including numerical weather prediction models that can resolve mesoscale circulations.
See nonhydrostatic model.


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