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Regional climate models (RCMs) have been increasingly used to simulate the realistic charac‐ teristics of the regional climate and to evaluate the related multiscale interactions [1-4]. A fundamental requirement for the development of RCMs is to examine their capability in simulating the seasonal evolution and interannual variabilities on a regional scale. This seems more important for the simulation of RCMs over East Asia due to the distinct Asian monsoon climate feature. The larger variability and uncertainty of the Asian monsoon system confirmed by extensive observational studies and numerical simulations [5, 6] suggest that the modeling research will be a challenging task because of the complex scale interactions involved.

Impact of Tropical Cyclone on Regional Climate Modeling over East Asia in Summer and the Effect of Lateral Boundary Scheme