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negative precipitation with stochastic physics when coupled #84

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pjpegion opened this issue Mar 23, 2020 · 1 comment
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negative precipitation with stochastic physics when coupled #84

pjpegion opened this issue Mar 23, 2020 · 1 comment

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Currently, there may be negative rain or snow being passed to the ocean and ice when SPPT is enabled. This is because of the inconsistency between the partitioning of the rain/snow and the rain/snow tendency.

The fix requires modifications to ccpp_physics: FV3/ccpp/physics/physics/GFS_MP_generic.F90 There will also be a separate pull request for the IPD side. This is related to
ufs-community/ufs-s2s-model#58
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@pjpegion I believe this issue has been solved. Please check and if so, close it. Thanks!

climbfuji pushed a commit to climbfuji/fv3atm that referenced this issue Apr 23, 2021
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Add dependency of ccpp-physics on gocart library to CMakeLists.txt
SamuelTrahanNOAA referenced this issue in SamuelTrahanNOAA/fv3atm Jun 13, 2022
* hera.gnu build target with regression test config rt_gnu.conf (same as used on Cheyenne); this initial version uses the UFS public release v1.0.0 NCEPLIBS
* re-enable IPD REPRO, CCPP REPRO, CCPP PROD regression tests; IPD REPRO and CCPP REPRO are bit-for-bit identical
* bugfixes for some CCPP regression tests (IAU dry mass fixer)
* addition of two-way coupled CCPP regression tests, removal of old IPD Thompson test, addition of several debug tests (Thompson non-aero and GSD suite) to cover more physics options in DEBUG mode
* change logic in rt.sh that COMPILE or APPBUILD lines without a machine name are executed on all machines (similar to what is done for the RUN lines)
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