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Implementation and validation of a new prognostic large‐scale cloud and precipitation scheme for climate and data‐assimilation purposes

A large‐scale condensation scheme, able to treat separately both atmospheric cloud condensate and precipitation content in a prognostic way, has been implemented and validated in Météo‐France's operational global model, ARPEGE. The proposed scheme can be used for climate simulations and short‐range numerical weather prediction, although it was originally designed for the future variational assimilation of cloud and precipitation observations.