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Fraction of frozen precipitation with RUC LSM #337
Fraction of frozen precipitation with RUC LSM #337
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… microphysics, directly without recomputing it with taking into account temperature-based treatment of convective precipitation. This change will affect only use of RUC LSM with GFDL or Thompson microphysics.
This PR contains #336 |
Great work @tanyasmirnova, thanks very much for finding and fixing the Thompson MP bug. This change is completely safe from my point of view, but I'll give other GMTB folks a few minutes to look at it, too. I assumed you compiled this combined code change and ran a few tests? |
Dom, |
That's great, thanks. Since the code changes only affect the CCPP Thompson MP and RUC LSM, this is good enough for merging into gsd/develop. |
Thanks for finding the bug in Thompson pcp. I confirm that the changes in GFS_MP_generic.F90 will only affect RUC. Therefore, there is no risk of it inadvertently affecting other suites. Looks good. |
All, we need to merge this update for gsd/develop into gmtb/develop and bring it to the master branches before the UFS release code freeze! |
NCAR#356) * update standard names in accordance with CCPPStandardNames PR#13 as of 2021/7/1 * Fix merge conflicts in ccpp/data/GFS_typedefs.meta Co-authored-by: grantfirl <[email protected]>
Use fraction of frozen precipitation computed in Thompson or GFDL microphysics to fill array SRFLAG. This change will affect only the combination of RUC LSM with Thompson or GFDL microphysics, and will not affect any physics combinations not using RUC LSM. The reason for this change is to exclude temperature-based treatment of convective precipitation from the computation of SRFLAG, as is implemented in the WRF-based RAP and HRRR.