Fwd: [Wrf-users] warning message when runing wrf-nmm

Jamie Wolff jwolff at ucar.edu
Fri Mar 7 12:24:24 MST 2008


Hi Eric,

The WRF-NMM does support one-way nesting in the current release.  It does not require running 'ndown' - that is for ARW only.  You are correct, v3.0 will have a feedback switch similar to ARW to run two-way nesting.

Jamie

On 2008.03.07, Eric Altshuler wrote:
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: ----- Forwarded Message -----
: From: "Eric Altshuler" <ela at cola.iges.org>
: To: "Abraham" <freexavi at yahoo.com>
: Sent: Friday, March 7, 2008 2:03:49 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
: Subject: Re: [Wrf-users] warning message when runing wrf-nmm
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: The current release of WRF-NMM does not support running nests at the same time as the coarse domain. NMM nests are one-way and have to be run after running WRF on the coarse domain and then running 'ndown'. Then run WRF on the nest using the lateral boundary conditions produced by ndown. As far as I know, the next WRF release 3.0 is supposed to have two-way interactive nesting for NMM, and hopefully a feedback switch (as is the case with ARW) that allows users to do either two-way interactive nesting or one-way nesting in a single WRF run without having to use ndown.
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: Eric
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: ----- Original Message -----
: From: "Abraham" <freexavi at yahoo.com>
: To: wrf-users at ucar.edu
: Sent: Friday, March 7, 2008 6:09:33 AM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
: Subject: [Wrf-users] warning message when runing wrf-nmm
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: Hello wrf users, 
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: I am running WRF-NMM using WPS to preprocess my GFS real case. When I attempt to run the model on multiple domains, unlike on a single domain, warning message has been seen in rsl* files each time when opening a history file for the nested domain, the run was successful though. 
: This is the warning message I see: 
: WARNING in nl_get_adjust_output_times: adjust_output_times applies to all domains. First arg ignored. 
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: Has anyone experienced this problem? 
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: Mnay thanks in advance 
: Ibra 



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