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Grid Task Unreasonable error in real.exe with RUC LSM

jpr3

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Hello,

I am an undergraduate researcher trying to run real.exe for WRF using the RUC land surface model and ERA5 input data, sourced from the Copernicus CDS. However, I am getting the following error in rsl.error.0000:

Max map factor in domain 1 = 0.91. Scale the dt in the model accordingly.
Using sfcprs to compute psfc
d01 2012-01-26_00:00:00 No average surface temperature for use with inland lakes
Assume non-RUC LSM input
from Noah to RUC - compute Noah bucket
d01 2012-01-26_00:00:00 forcing artificial silty clay loam at **** points, out of 998001
-------------- FATAL CALLED ---------------
FATAL CALLED FROM FILE: <stdin> LINE: 3169
grid%tsk unreasonable
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MPICH ERROR [Rank 0] [job id ] [Wed Sep 17 07:45:34 2025] [dec2451] - Abort(1) (rank 0 in comm 0): application called MPI_Abort(MPI_COMM_WORLD, 1) - process 0

I’m not totally sure why this is the case, as I’ve run WRF with the same input data using the Noah and Noah-mp models with no issues, with the only changes being adding the lines:
sf_surface_physics=3
num_soil_layers=9
usemonalb=.true.
rdlai2d=.true.
mosaic_lu=1
mosaic_soil=1
surface_input_source=1
To the end of my namelist as per the suggestions here. Is there something wrong with the input data I’m using that impacts RUC specifically, or the settings I have in my namelists?

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks!
 

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Hi,
Many apologies for the long delay in response while we've been short-staffed. If you are still experiencing this problem, have you tried searching for the error in this forum to see if you can find the solution? There are several posts about this particular error, specifically with ERA5 data, such as this one.
 
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