Temperature Variation in coastal regions with the passing of a typhoon using a three-dimensional primitive model

An oceanographic measurement by Senjyu and Watanabe (1999) shows that a sudden drop of temperature in the northern Japanese coastal regions occurs with the passing of Typhoon Oliwa, September in 1997. The temperature variation ranges 6 to 7$^{\circ}C$. A three-dimensional primitive model (Princeton Ocean Model) is implemented to examine how it happens. (omitted)