yanhongyi
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I now use vortex-following to configure WRF.
Use grep ATCF rsl.out.0000 to get the current situation of the typhoon center. But what if there are many typhoons?
At the same time, (for example) if the typhoon was formed at 7.5, but I started to run WRF from 7.1, and the positioning point of 7.1 is far from the center of the typhoon actually formed at 7.5 (but both are in the initial set nest ), then can the automatic algorithm of WRF be found?
Use grep ATCF rsl.out.0000 to get the current situation of the typhoon center. But what if there are many typhoons?
At the same time, (for example) if the typhoon was formed at 7.5, but I started to run WRF from 7.1, and the positioning point of 7.1 is far from the center of the typhoon actually formed at 7.5 (but both are in the initial set nest ), then can the automatic algorithm of WRF be found?