Closed szy21 closed 1 week ago
We see very large values of downward SW flux, as well as NaNs in the top few layers every now and then. For example, here is 10-day average rsdt in this run. The hdf5 file shows similar pattern.
rsdt
In atmos we ignore SW fluxes when zenith angle is small here: https://github.com/CliMA/ClimaAtmos.jl/blob/763c25d61c1496fb7d0baab01535b24898acb2b0/src/parameterized_tendencies/radiation/RRTMGPInterface.jl#L1162, so the simulation runs fine.
This is fixed by the RRTMGP update.
We see very large values of downward SW flux, as well as NaNs in the top few layers every now and then. For example, here is 10-day average![image](https://github.com/CliMA/ClimaCoupler.jl/assets/11598433/11ae463c-ba3f-42fc-b05e-f5c7fa852f28)
rsdt
in this run. The hdf5 file shows similar pattern.In atmos we ignore SW fluxes when zenith angle is small here: https://github.com/CliMA/ClimaAtmos.jl/blob/763c25d61c1496fb7d0baab01535b24898acb2b0/src/parameterized_tendencies/radiation/RRTMGPInterface.jl#L1162, so the simulation runs fine.