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This study details properties of non-Gaussian regimes and state-dependent ensemble spreads of trajectories in a reduced phase space of an idealized three-level quasigeostrophic (QG3) dynamical model. Methodologically, experiments using two empirical stochastic models of the QG3 time series disentangle the causes of state-dependent persistence properties and nonuniform self-forecast skill of the QG3 model. One reduced model is a standard linear inverse model (LIM) forced by state-independent, additive noise. This model has a linear deterministic operator resulting in a phase-space velocity field with uniform divergence. The other, more general nonlinear stochastic model (NSM) includes a nonlinear propagator and is driven by state-dependent, multiplicative noise. This NSM is found to capture well the full QG3 model trajectory behavior in the reduced phase space, including the non-Gaussian features of the QG3 probability density function and phase-space distribution of the trajectory spreading rates....

Origin of Non-Gaussian Regimes and Predictability in an Atmospheric Model