#PBS -N hwrf%STORMNUM%_wrfww3pom_%CYC% #PBS -j oe #PBS -S /bin/bash #PBS -q %QUEUE% #PBS -A %PROJ%-%PROJENVIR% #PBS -l walltime=02:20:00 ##PBS -l select=1:mpiprocs=16:ncpus=16+1:mpiprocs=9:ncpus=9+2:mpiprocs=128:ncpus=128+15:mpiprocs=128:ncpus=128+1:mpiprocs=72:ncpus=72 #PBS -l select=1:mpiprocs=16:ncpus=16+1:mpiprocs=9:ncpus=9+2:mpiprocs=96:ncpus=96+15:mpiprocs=128:ncpus=128+1:mpiprocs=12:ncpus=12 #PBS -l debug=true export NODES=20 export TOTAL_TASKS=2149 model=hwrf %include %include export FORECAST_CONF_OVERRIDE=" %FORECAST_CONF_OVERRIDE%" export cyc="%CYC%" export storm_num="%STORMNUM%" # versions file for hwrf sets $model_ver and $code_ver module use ${HOMEhwrf}/modulefiles/ module load HWRF/run module list ${HOMEhwrf}/jobs/JHWRF_FORECAST %include %manual TASK wrfww3pom This is the main forecast job, and runs atmosphere, wave and ocean models coupled to one another. It should be run in all basins that in the National Weather Service (NWS) Area of Responsibility (AOR) for tropical cyclone forecasting. That includes the North Atlantic, the North East Pacific and the North Central Pacific. In all other basins, the model/wrf job performs the forecast instead. The rare model/wrfpom should only be run if the init/wave_init job fails. TROUBLESHOOTING WARNING: MAKE SURE THE POST FAMILY IS REQUEUED when resubmitting a forecast job. This ensures the post-processing proceeds in the correct order. If this job fails, you should fall back to the model/wrf job unless instructed otherwise by the SPA team or on-call EMC support. Read the model/wrf job documentation for instructions on how to start that job; it is not as simple as queuing it. %end