olafur rognvaldsson
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Hello everyone.
I'm running V4.1.2 of WRF(Chem) operationally for Africa using dust option nr. 3. I'm trying to cycle the DUST_X variables between forecasts but for some reason the model ignores the values found in the wrfinput_d01 file and always starts each new forecast from scratch (i.e. no dust at time-step zero).
Following are snippets from the registry.chem and registry.var_chem files
state real dust_1 ikjftb chem 1 - i0{12}rhusdf=(bdy_interp:dt) "DUST_1" "dust size bin 1: 0.5um effective radius" "ug/kg-dryair"
and
state real dust_1 ikjftb chem 1 - irhusdf=(bdy_interp:dt) "DUST_1" "dust size bin 1: 0.5um effective radius" "ug/kg-dryair"
In both cases the DUST_X variables are written to input, restart and history files. Is there some mechanism that forces the model to read said variables from the wrfinput-file that I may be missing???
Kind regards, Ólafur.
I'm running V4.1.2 of WRF(Chem) operationally for Africa using dust option nr. 3. I'm trying to cycle the DUST_X variables between forecasts but for some reason the model ignores the values found in the wrfinput_d01 file and always starts each new forecast from scratch (i.e. no dust at time-step zero).
Following are snippets from the registry.chem and registry.var_chem files
state real dust_1 ikjftb chem 1 - i0{12}rhusdf=(bdy_interp:dt) "DUST_1" "dust size bin 1: 0.5um effective radius" "ug/kg-dryair"
and
state real dust_1 ikjftb chem 1 - irhusdf=(bdy_interp:dt) "DUST_1" "dust size bin 1: 0.5um effective radius" "ug/kg-dryair"
In both cases the DUST_X variables are written to input, restart and history files. Is there some mechanism that forces the model to read said variables from the wrfinput-file that I may be missing???
Kind regards, Ólafur.