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Fixes momentum flux in gustiness parameter #1624
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This bug and its fix is found by Po-Lun Ma. The original code has a bug,which makes the gustiness effect on momentum flux smaller than what it should be. The effects of the bug on clouds and precipitation are small, but has an important effect on the westerly anomalies in tropical Pacific which is relevant to ENSO. The bug fix enhances the momentum flux in the tropics, weakening the prevailing easterlies so that the cold tongue won't extend too far into the west. The largest signal comes from TWP, so it might also improve WWB to help ENSO. [BFB] - Bit-For-Bit
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A minor typo at line 285, it should be 0.00069444 m/s instead of mm/s, to avoid confusion. prec_gust from the cam convection is also in unit of m/s. |
Thanks @wlin7 . That is a good catch, I will fix it. |
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Merge singhbalwinder/atm/gust-fix (PR #1624) This bug and its fix is found by Po-Lun Ma. The original code has a bug,which makes the gustiness effect on momentum flux smaller than what it should be. The effects of the bug on clouds and precipitation are small, but has an important effect on the westerly anomalies in tropical Pacific which is relevant to ENSO. The bug fix enhances the momentum flux in the tropics, weakening the prevailing easterlies so that the cold tongue won't extend too far into the west. The largest signal comes from TWP, so it might also improve WWB to help ENSO. [BFB] - Bit-For-Bit
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Merge singhbalwinder/atm/gust-fix (PR #1624) This bug and its fix is found by Po-Lun Ma. The original code has a bug,which makes the gustiness effect on momentum flux smaller than what it should be. The effects of the bug on clouds and precipitation are small, but has an important effect on the westerly anomalies in tropical Pacific which is relevant to ENSO. The bug fix enhances the momentum flux in the tropics, weakening the prevailing easterlies so that the cold tongue won't extend too far into the west. The largest signal comes from TWP, so it might also improve WWB to help ENSO. [BFB] - Bit-For-Bit
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Merge singhbalwinder/atm/gust-fix (PR #1624) This bug and its fix is found by Po-Lun Ma. The original code has a bug,which makes the gustiness effect on momentum flux smaller than what it should be. The effects of the bug on clouds and precipitation are small, but has an important effect on the westerly anomalies in tropical Pacific which is relevant to ENSO. The bug fix enhances the momentum flux in the tropics, weakening the prevailing easterlies so that the cold tongue won't extend too far into the west. The largest signal comes from TWP, so it might also improve WWB to help ENSO. [BFB] - Bit-For-Bit
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Merge singhbalwinder/atm/gust-fix (PR #1624) This bug and its fix is found by Po-Lun Ma. The original code has a bug,which makes the gustiness effect on momentum flux smaller than what it should be. The effects of the bug on clouds and precipitation are small, but has an important effect on the westerly anomalies in tropical Pacific which is relevant to ENSO. The bug fix enhances the momentum flux in the tropics, weakening the prevailing easterlies so that the cold tongue won't extend too far into the west. The largest signal comes from TWP, so it might also improve WWB to help ENSO. [BFB] - Bit-For-Bit
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This bug and its fix is found by Po-Lun Ma. The original code has a
bug,which makes the gustiness effect on momentum flux smaller than
what it should be. The effects of the bug on clouds and precipitation
are small, but has an important effect on the westerly anomalies in
tropical Pacific which is relevant to ENSO. The bug fix enhances the
momentum flux in the tropics, weakening the prevailing easterlies so
that the cold tongue won't extend too far into the west. The largest
signal comes from TWP, so it might also improve WWB to help ENSO.
[BFB] - Bit-For-Bit