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Weather forecast for the 35th America's Cup (2017) winners based on a limited area model

Listed in National Center for Atmospheric Research

The America's Cup (AC) is the oldest trophy in international sport and sailing regatta.

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The 35th AC occurred during spring 2017 in Bermuda. A new generation of sailing boats was in use, while the technical advances required backstage to enable a victory were equally impressive.

The availability of accurate wind fields with a grid spacing of <1km from numerical meteorological forecasts was one of those key advances, used for both strategic and tactical planning. The study describes the limited area model, explicitly resolving the convection, used to generate weather forecasts for Emirates Team New Zealand (ETNZ) challenger, the challenger and winning team. In particular, it illustrates an ability to forecast accurately the wind variability in space and time, which helped achieve victory.

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