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noaaport / WRFPak http://noaaport.net/

Ready-to-use package of the WRF model program and utilities, and a Tcl and shell scripting interface.

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WRFPak overview

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Author Revision Comments Message Labels Date
Jose F Nieves 99ed49f48447 Edited README
Jose F Nieves 53d01db67057 Added wrfpak-clean-output, mainly for use in the web server
Jose F Nieves d76b6f262efe Revised README
Jose F Nieves 4fb8aa4569a5 Revised how the -r option to wrfpak-clean works.
Jose F Nieves 5ef0c0e9f7fe Added option to wrfpak-cleanup to delete input files

News

  • Thu May 17 17:12:24 AST 2012 - d0.7 packages available
  • Thu May 17 17:12:24 AST 2012 - VirtualBox VM available
  • Tue Nov 22 20:48:23 AST 2011 - d0.5 packages available

What's new

  • Version d0.7 is based on the 3.4 version of the WRF. The package contains many enhancements and additional commands.

    A VirtualBox appliance is available, fully configured with the latest WRFPak. The wrfva.ova image file can be downloaded from

    The accompanying README file has some brief instructions, and the output of the run, as suggested there, is shown in these maps

    http://metlab.volkron.net/wrf/tx1/maps/latest.html

    The WRFPak runs easily in a ToggleBox VM

    https://manage.togglebox.com/?affid=39

    and templates will be available soon.

  • In version (d0.5) the packages include the TclGrads library and sample scripts to create maps in one stroke. The tutorial explains how.

  • In version (d0.4) several domains can be run simultaneosuly; for example executing in one terminal (as explained in the tutorial)

    wrfc-run-domain pr

    and in another

    wrfc-run-domain tx

    and so on. The input data will be downloaded once, and it will be used by the all the runs. The processes can of course be spawned in the background from the same terminal if desired.