Precipitation Data of observations of the eye of Typhoon Faxai (2019) using dual-polarized phased-array weather radar

Filename: fig (data number) _(sub number)_(data type)_yyyymmdd_hhmmss.txt All data are described by ascii format. Data Number 1: Typhoon Faxai from the DP-PAWR at 04:00:03 on September 9, 2019. Sub number number a–e indicate the CAPPI(constant altitude plan position indicator) data of Z(radar reflectivity factor [dBZ]), V(Doppler velocity [m/s]), Z_dr(differential reflectivity [dB]), K_dp (specific differential phase [deg/km]), and ρ_hv (correlation coefficient), respectively, at an altitude of 4 km. Panels g and h are the CAPPI of the HC at altitudes of 4 and 5 km, respectively. Labels f and i show vertical cross-sections of Z and HC along the black dotted line in Panels a and g–h, respectively. Data Format： line: E-W direction (resolution is 75 m). column: N-S direction (resolution is 75 m) For the following 4 figures (fig1_f_Zsn_20190909_040003.txt and fig1_f_Zwe_20190909_040003.txt, fig1_i_HCsn_20190909_040003.txt, fig1_i_HCwe_20190909_040003.txt), data format is as followings. line: horizontal direction (resolution is 75 m). column: vertical direction (resolution is 75 m) Data Number 2 Temporal changes in the precipitation core consisting of the eyewall. Labels a and b show the enlarged views of CAPPI at an altitude of 4 km for the radar reflectivity factor and hydrometer classification results. Labels c and d also display the cross-sections. The horizontal axis depicts the north direction as 0°. The time interval of each figure side by side is 4 min from 04:20:03 (JST), which are labelled as i–v. Data Format (label a and b)： line: E-W direction (resolution is 75 m). column: N-S direction (resolution is 75 m) Data Format (label c and d)： line: horizontal direction (resolution is 75 m). column: vertical direction (resolution is 75 m) Data Number 3 Tornado-scale vortices in the eye of the typhoon. Labels a, b and c show the enlarged views of CAPPI at an altitude of 2, 4, and 5 km for the radar reflectivity factor. The observaitonal time is 04:27:03, 04:36:33, and 04:56:03 (JST), which are labelled as i–iii. Data Format： line: E-W direction (resolution is 75 m). column: N-S direction (resolution is 75 m)<br>temperature_tokyo_20190909.txt<br>Temperature data at a ground surface are provided by the automated meteorological data acquisition system (AMeDAS), which is operated by the Japan Meteorological Agency and installed at a latitude and longitude of 35.69° and 139.76°, respectively.<br>