[ncl-talk] A question about CIN

[Kacie Shourd]

Hi, Ken.

Check out this link: http://www.ncl.ucar.edu/Support/talk_archives/2007/0149.html

If you are using a WRF file, there are some functions that will compute the CAPE and CIN values for you. Information about those available in the docs, for example: https://www.ncl.ucar.edu/Document/Functions/Built-in/wrf_cape_3d.shtml

Hope this helps,
Kacie

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Hi,everyone
    I'm doing some work about skew_t, and I'm interested about the CIN index, which is not calculate in the skew_func.ncl. I would like to know that how to print the information about the CIN index in the skew_t figure.Do I need to write the fortran program? If so, after my writing, which folder should I put program into?
    I also notice that,  the cape index is calculated by the "cape = cape_thermo(pp,ttc,plcl,iprnt)", I wonder where can I found the source code of the "cape_thermo".
    Thanks in advance.
Yours
Ken.




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