Hi all,
Is anyone aware of a way to save 0-24 UTC (25 hours) in each WRF output file for each day, such that e.g. the last entry (24 UTC) in the file wrfout_day1 is identical to the first entry (0 UTC) in the file wrfout_day2?
I currently have WRF set up to provide one output file per day, with output for each hour, by setting history_interval = 60 and frames_per_outfile = 24, which provides 0-23 UTC output in each file, but I need 0-24 UTC output in each file. I tried setting frames_per_outfile = 25, which does make the first day's output 0-24 UTC, but then the 2nd day's is from 1-1 UTC, the third from 2-2 UTC, and so on.
I may be able to achieve this by keeping frames_per_outfile = 24 and then doing some sort of post-processing with nco / cdo or other coding software, but it would be more ideal if there were a namelist option that handles this for all my runs.
-Daniel
Is anyone aware of a way to save 0-24 UTC (25 hours) in each WRF output file for each day, such that e.g. the last entry (24 UTC) in the file wrfout_day1 is identical to the first entry (0 UTC) in the file wrfout_day2?
I currently have WRF set up to provide one output file per day, with output for each hour, by setting history_interval = 60 and frames_per_outfile = 24, which provides 0-23 UTC output in each file, but I need 0-24 UTC output in each file. I tried setting frames_per_outfile = 25, which does make the first day's output 0-24 UTC, but then the 2nd day's is from 1-1 UTC, the third from 2-2 UTC, and so on.
I may be able to achieve this by keeping frames_per_outfile = 24 and then doing some sort of post-processing with nco / cdo or other coding software, but it would be more ideal if there were a namelist option that handles this for all my runs.
-Daniel