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Cliff Mass and David Ovens Consortium 10/2/18 Cliff Mass and David Ovens

Computers Moved We are losing the previous home of the consortium computers (4th floor in our department) UW does not like departmental computer centers, they want them all centralized. UW maintains a large facility that has better bandwidth, good AC, and absolutely uninterruptable power (with diesel generations!). The department webserver has already been moved Last week, we made the huge move of SAGE. Some problems still, but essential functionality is in place.

Advantages More bandwidth to outside users. Should never go down from power outages. More local bandwidth between our computers and the department server.

UW WRF Temperature Error Last year, smoke-related cooling (as high as 15F) was not captured by the UW Operational WRF System Bellingham, WA

Seattle

Smoke System Went Operational on 8/15 8/15/2018 Beginning with the 2018081600 run, all WRF-GFS domains will be using aerosol optical depth and the aerosol angstrom exponent fields from NASA's GEOS system. Three- hourly values of these parameters will be used in WRF to interact with the radiation scheme in an effort to incorporate the temperature effects of smoke.

What we are doing aer_opt = 2: A new way to input aerosol for RRTMG and Goddard radiation options. Either AOD at 550 nm or AOD plus Angstrom exponent needed, plus single scattering albedo and cloud asymmetry parameters can be input via constant values from namelist or 2D input via auxiliary input stream 15. Using the predicted 2-d aerosol optical depth (AOD) at 550 nm and the predicted 2-d aerosol Angstrom exponent from  NASA's GEOS-5 system. WRF's aerosol single-scattering albedo (AERSSA2D) and aerosol asymmetry factor (AERASY2D) are set to the recommended fixed values of 0.85 and 0.9, respectively.

Impacts Cools the surface Reduces daytime PBL heights Reduces the major warm bias we had when it was smoky (as much as 10-15F).

Last Year

Drop Smoke Until Next June? Why not? Would simply the scripts….less failure modes.

4-km Ensembles: Now Only 0000 UTC Initialization

Ensemble Expansion to Include 12 UTC There were delays in the delivery of new computers Also hardware problems with a few of them Most of the problems are fixed. As soon, as things are stable in our new home…probably within 2 weeks…we will start doing ensembles on both cycles (0000 and 1200 UTC) at 4-km.

Initial Stage: Both Cycles Will Include: 4-km deterministic from operational GFS 10 members from the GFS ensembles (GEFS) 4 additional members driven by Canadian, UKMET, Australian, Japanese, and Navy Global Models

Stage 2: Expansion If there is additional time, can add stochastic physics to get more physics diversity. Could also experiment with more vertical layers, etc. May be able to get an additional 5 runs each cycle. Let us know about new product ideas for ensembles

Possible System Upgrades to Test This Fall Going to WRF 4.0 Adding vertical levels (say from 38 to 50) Going to hybrid vertical coordinate Evaluating new physics schemes, including PBL.

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