Hello everyone,
I’m currently running WRF with GEFS (gep01 - gep30) and using the Vtable.GFSENS for ungrib. Everything worked fine up to the met_em file generation stage.
However, when I run real.exe, I encounter this error:
d01 2024-08-25_06:00:00 ---- ERROR: NUM_METGRID_SOIL_LEVELS must be greater than 1
----------------- ERROR -------------------
namelist : num_metgrid_soil_levels = 2
input files : NUM_METGRID_SOIL_LEVELS = 1 (from met_em files).
d01 2024-08-25_06:00:00 ---- ERROR: Mismatch between namelist and global attribute NUM_METGRID_SOIL_LEVELS
NOTE: 2 namelist vs input data inconsistencies found.
In my namelist.wps, I’ve set the &mod_levs section as follows:
press_pa = 201300 , 200100 , 100000 ,
95000 , 90000 ,
85000 , 80000 ,
75000 , 70000 ,
65000 , 60000 ,
55000 , 50000 ,
45000 , 40000 ,
35000 , 30000 ,
25000 , 20000 ,
15000 , 10000 ,
5000 , 1000
From this, I expected to get two soil levels (201300 and 200100). However, the met_em files only show NUM_METGRID_SOIL_LEVELS = 1.
Has anyone else encountered this issue with GEFS and Vtable.GFSENS? Could this be related to how soil levels are defined or extracted? Any suggestions or workarounds to ensure both soil levels are properly included in the met_em files?
Thank you for any advice!
I’m currently running WRF with GEFS (gep01 - gep30) and using the Vtable.GFSENS for ungrib. Everything worked fine up to the met_em file generation stage.
However, when I run real.exe, I encounter this error:
d01 2024-08-25_06:00:00 ---- ERROR: NUM_METGRID_SOIL_LEVELS must be greater than 1
----------------- ERROR -------------------
namelist : num_metgrid_soil_levels = 2
input files : NUM_METGRID_SOIL_LEVELS = 1 (from met_em files).
d01 2024-08-25_06:00:00 ---- ERROR: Mismatch between namelist and global attribute NUM_METGRID_SOIL_LEVELS
NOTE: 2 namelist vs input data inconsistencies found.
In my namelist.wps, I’ve set the &mod_levs section as follows:
press_pa = 201300 , 200100 , 100000 ,
95000 , 90000 ,
85000 , 80000 ,
75000 , 70000 ,
65000 , 60000 ,
55000 , 50000 ,
45000 , 40000 ,
35000 , 30000 ,
25000 , 20000 ,
15000 , 10000 ,
5000 , 1000
From this, I expected to get two soil levels (201300 and 200100). However, the met_em files only show NUM_METGRID_SOIL_LEVELS = 1.
Has anyone else encountered this issue with GEFS and Vtable.GFSENS? Could this be related to how soil levels are defined or extracted? Any suggestions or workarounds to ensure both soil levels are properly included in the met_em files?
Thank you for any advice!