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Wind Data
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Welcome to weather.arsc.edu
This site serves as a repository of information and products
related to the ARSC weather modeling initiative.
The work presented on this site has been accomplished
by
Greg Newby,
Don Morton and
numerous others. Many of the graphical products available here
are a result of funding by the
Cooperative Program for Operational Meteorology,
Education and Training (COMET).
One of our primary activities is the twice per day run of the
Weather Research and Forecasting
(WRF) model on 256 cores of ARSC's Cray XT5,
pingo. These runs support various research
activities, along with operational needs of NOAA's National
Weather Service. Each run provides 100 to 120 hours of numerical
weather forecast over the western Arctic at 18km resolution,
the Fairbanks NWS forecast area at 6km, and a small experimental
nest centered on Mt. McKinley at 3km resolution.
Please help yourself to the Forecasts link
above.
For those interested in raw output data, we archive the native
WRF NetCDF output and GRIB output - links are available through the
Forecasts link above.
Please note that these are raw data files and
are huge. Please don't attempt to download them unless
you know what you're doing!
For additional information, please contact
Greg Newby and/or
Don Morton.
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Reflectivity Data
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Temperature Data
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