Closed DavidHuber-NOAA closed 1 month ago
Thanks for this fix! I think it is an artifact left over from when VRFY_BACKHRS
was defaulted to and usually ran with 24. Let me know when things are good to go.
I've tested this with gfs_cyc=4
, ending on a 06
cycle. I'm also going to test it with gfs_cyc=12
ending on a 00
cycle. Once complete, I will open this for review.
@malloryprow Could you also bring over the precipitation data to WCOSS2 (i.e. the ccpa_accum24hr files in /lfs/h2/emc/vpppg/noscrub/emc.vpppg/verification/global/archive/obs_data/ccpa_accum24hr
) for 2021122000 through 2021122500?
@DavidHuber-NOAA Done!
Thanks!
I made an update to set_init_valid_fhr_info.py
to calculate forecast intervals to handle special cases (e.g. fcyc_list=['00','06']
, fcyc_list=['12','18']
, fcyc_list=['12']
, etc) and I have tested this solution for all cases that I can find.
Great to hear you found a solution! Has the offended gfsmetpcp1 been run with the changes? If so, was the output what was expected?
Yes, I'll provide that info in the global-workflow PR.
I looked at the lastest log from the g-w run.
python_gen_env_vars.sh[14]: precip1_ccpa_accum24hr_fhr_list='30, 36' python_gen_env_vars.sh[15]: export precip1_ccpa_accum24hr_fhr_beg=30 python_gen_env_vars.sh[15]: precip1_ccpa_accum24hr_fhr_beg=30 python_gen_env_vars.sh[16]: export precip1_ccpa_accum24hr_fhr_end=36 python_gen_env_vars.sh[16]: precip1_ccpa_accum24hr_fhr_end=36
And the end of the log files looks good to with the final stat files being generated and moved to the archive. Thanks for you work on this @DavidHuber-NOAA! I appreciate it!
Merging now!
This modifies the metp jobs so they only run on the last GFS cycle of a given
CDATE
, i.e. 00Z whengfs_cyc=1
, 12Z whengfs_cyc=2
, or 18Z whengfs_cyc=4
.This also adds special cases for experiments that start/stop on the same
CDATE
and/or stop before the last GFS cycle of a givenCDATE
. For example, if an experiment withgfs_cyc=2
,SDATE_GFS=2024010100
, andEDATE_GFS=2024030100
, METplus jobs will run on2024010112
,2024010212
, and2024010300
for cycles[00, 12]
,[00, 12]
, and[00]
, respectively.Refs noaa-emc/global-workflow#2790