Abstract: | Abstract: Based on the monthly precipitation data of 17 stations in Liangshan Prefecture from June to September from 1961 to 2020 and NCEP/NCAR reanalysis monthly average grid data, the long-period drought-flood sharp turn index (LDFAI) in Liangshan Prefecture in summer was defined, and the atmospheric circulation characteristics in typical years of drought-flood sharp turn were analyzed. The results show that: from 1961 to 1970, LDFAI is obviously a high value year, and the number of years from drought to waterlogging is more than that from waterlogging to drought, and the intensity of drought to waterlogging is strong; From 2001 to 2010, it was an obvious low-value year, with less drought-to-flood than the drought-to-drought year, with a strong degree of drought and flood in the early stage and a weak degree of drought and flood in the later stage. During the flood period, the westerly belt in the high altitude is weak, the trough ridges in the middle and high latitudes are more obvious, and the meridional movement is strong, which is beneficial to the cold air going south. The middle and low latitudes are multi-fluctuating zonal circulation, and the short-wave system in the upper reaches of Liangshan Prefecture is active. The eastward movement of multi-short-waves and low troughs in the plateau affects Liangshan Prefecture. The subtropical high is in a moderate position, and the west ridge point is located near 25°N and 120°E, which is beneficial to the water vapor transportation from the Bay of Bengal and the South China Sea to Liangshan Prefecture. The water vapor The early period of drought-to-flood year in Liangshan Prefecture is stronger than that of flood-to-drought year, and the water vapor convergence is weak, so it is not easy to produce. |