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The SAL (Structure, Amplitude, Location) method is used for verification ofprecipitation forecasts at horizontal grid spacings ranging from 2.5 km to25 km, using a high-resolution 1 km precipitation analysis as a reference.The verification focuses on a summertime period with predominantlyconvective precipitation. The verification domain contains lowland as wellas alpine areas. Evaluation of the individual SAL components shows that withregard to area mean values (<i>A</i>) the benefit of high resolutions modelsbecomes apparent only in high impact weather situations. For the summertimeperiod studied, the subjective impression of better structured precipitationfields (<i>S</i>) in higher resolution models can generally be confirmed. The mostsignificant improvement appears to be associated with explicit simulation ofdeep convection

Evaluating multi-scale precipitation forecasts using high resolution analysis