[Wrf-users] Could not find matching time in input file wrflowinp_d01

Carlos Ross cf.ross at gmail.com
Thu Dec 29 10:56:12 MST 2016


Hi Imran, the problem might be in the wrflowinp_d01. So check if
the SST:2015-01-26_18 was created and if you didn't have a problem with
metgrid.
Also you could check the data from the wrflowinp_d01, if it contains all
the data. And check if you have "step_to_output_time      = .true.," in
&domains.

And if I use SST update, I do it like this:
auxinput4_inname         = "wrflowinp_d01",

it will create the files for all your domains anyways.

I hope this can help you.

2016-12-29 14:35 GMT-03:00 Carlos Ross <cf.ross at gmail.com>:

> Hi Imran,
> try using:
> auxinput4_inname         = "wrflowinp_d01",
>
> it will create the files for all your domains.
>
> 2016-12-29 9:57 GMT-03:00 Imran Hosen <hosen.imran09 at gmail.com>:
>
>> Dear WRF users,
>>
>> Good day!
>>
>> *Could you please help me to solve the following issue. I am trying to
>> run a simulation activating the SST_update option. I have set the following
>> options in namelist.input file.*
>>
>> &time_control
>> run_days                 = 0,
>> run_hours                = 102,
>> run_minutes              = 0,
>> run_seconds              = 0,
>> start_year               = 2009,     2009,     2009,     2009,
>> start_month              = 01,       01,       01,        1,
>> start_day                = 26,       26,       26,       26,
>> start_hour               = 12,       12,       12,       12,
>> start_minute             = 00,       00,       00,       00,
>> start_second             = 00,       00,       00,       00,
>> end_year                 = 2009,     2009,     2009,     2009,
>> end_month                = 01,       01,       01,        1,
>> end_day                  = 30,       30,       30,       30,
>> end_hour                 = 18,       18,       18,       18,
>> end_minute               = 00,       00,       00,       00,
>> end_second               = 00,       00,       00,       00,
>> interval_seconds         = 21600,
>> input_from_file          = .true.,   .true.,   .true.,   .true.,
>> history_interval         = 180,      180,       60,       60,
>> *auxinput4_interval       = 360,      360,       360,       360,*
>> frames_per_outfile       = 1000,     1000,     1000,     1000,
>> restart                  = .false.,
>> restart_interval         = 5000,
>> io_form_history          = 2,
>> io_form_restart          = 2,
>> io_form_input            = 2,
>> io_form_boundary         = 2,
>>
>> *io_form_auxinput4        = 2auxinput4_inname         =
>> 'wrflowinp_d<domain>',*
>>
>> &physics
>> sst_update               = 1,
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> *When running real.exe, it shows successful completion. In the
>> wrflowinp_d01 file, I get all time steps (6hourly). But when running
>> wrf.exe, I am getting the following error message after 6 hours simulation:***WARNING**
>> Time in input file not equal to time on domain **WARNING**
>>  **WARNING** Trying next time in file wrflowinp_d01 ...
>>  Time in file: 2009-01-30_18:00:00
>>  Time on domain: 2009-01-26_18:00:27
>> **WARNING** Time in input file not equal to time on domain **WARNING**
>>  **WARNING** Trying next time in file wrflowinp_d01 ...
>>            2  input_wrf: wrf_get_next_time current_date:
>> 2009-01-30_18:00:00 Status =           -4
>> -------------- FATAL CALLED ---------------
>> FATAL CALLED FROM FILE:  <stdin>  LINE:     941
>>  ... Could not find matching time in input file wrflowinp_d01
>> -------------------------------------------
>> application called MPI_Abort(MPI_COMM_WORLD, 1) - process 0
>>
>>
>> Please see the attached rsl.error.0000 file for detail error message.
>>
>> Thanks for your time and consideration.
>>
>> Kind regards,
>> Imran
>>
>>
>>
>>
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