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Biases in the Modeled Surface Radiative Fluxes in Column Climate Simulations of SHEBA in May

The single-column model (SCM) version of the Arctic Regional Climate System Model (ARCSyM) has recently been evaluated using data collected during SHEBA (Surface Heat Budget of the Arctic) (Pinto et al. 1999; Curry et al. 1999). Observations were obtained from surface-based and airborne measurements. Large biases are found in the modeled surface radiative fluxes. In this study, we will discuss the cause of biases in the modeled surface radiative fluxes in ARCSyM identified in May.