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I use 3=vortex following for compilation.When you compiled WRF, did you compile it using the 2=preset moves, or the 3=vortex following option? Can you attach your configure.wrf file, as well as namelist.input and the full WRF error log? Thanks!
Due to the main computing resources being occupied, I have constructed a reproduction version with sufficiently low consumption.
As you can see, this is a simulation with multiple subdomains of the same level.
This alert may be a restriction added to avoid two following nest occurrences, and my main idea is to designate one of the domains as a fixed domain.
My question is how to achieve this, or how multiple nests at the same level under the following nest can cause crashes?
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Thanks for sending those. Unfortunately I don't think there is an existing option that will allow you to run with multiple nests (that aren't all inside one another) with the vortex-following option, regardless of whether they are static or moving. It's possible you could make some code modifications to allow for this, but that may require a lot more work than you're wanting to do.
Thank you for your reply. I should make relevant attempts in the future.Thanks for sending those. Unfortunately I don't think there is an existing option that will allow you to run with multiple nests (that aren't all inside one another) with the vortex-following option, regardless of whether they are static or moving. It's possible you could make some code modifications to allow for this, but that may require a lot more work than you're wanting to do.