successfully execute ./metgrid.exe, but errors are encountered in the generated files.

[Carly5]

Hello everyone,

I am using the FNL dataset, replacing the land cover data for D03, updating SST, and generating the met file. When running real.exe, I encountered the following error:

d02 2015-01-06_06:00:00 Input data is acceptable to use:
metgrid input_wrf.F first_date_input = 2015-01-06_06:00:00
metgrid input_wrf.F first_date_nml = 2015-01-05_00:00:00
At line 777 of file module_date_time.f90
Fortran runtime error: Bad value during integer read

Error termination. Backtrace: #0 0x154122edcd11 in ???
#1 0x154122edd859 in ???
#2 0x154122ede53f in ???
#3 0x15412311ee10 in ???
#4 0x1541231235a4 in ???
#5 0x154123124a1b in ???
#6 0x55c216d73ceb in ???
#7 0x55c216e19ea5 in ???
#8 0x55c215ca22c1 in ???
#9 0x55c215ca2ba5 in ???
#10 0x55c215c93a22 in ???
#11 0x154122b58082 in __libc_start_main at ../csu/libc-start.c:308 #12 0x55c215c93a5d in ???
#13 0xffffffffffffffff in ???

After thorough checks, I found that there is an issue with my d02 met data for 2015-01-06_06:00:00. When I open LU_INDEX, all LUCC classifications are 0. I don't know why this is happening; essentially, it occurs at least once every day. Can someone please help me?

Attached are my files for your reference. Thank you all!

Due to continuous testing where I changed the time, some inconsistencies in time might exist.

 

[kwerner]

Hi,
I would like to apologize for the long delay in response. Between holidays, unplanned time out of the office, the AMS conference, and planning for our WRF tutorial taking place this week, we got pretty behind on forum questions. Thank you so much for your patience.

Are you still experiencing issues with this?

 

[Carly5]

Thank you for your reply. It's definitely been a while, so I don't quite remember how I solved this problem. In the meantime, I recompiled WPS and WRF, and retested MPI. The back runs fine. Thanks

 

[Carly5]

Also, if I just run metgrid.exe serially, it doesn't error. In addition, ulimit -s unlimited may be useful at runtime.