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GFS Upgrade : May
Added [Friday March 11 2005 : 8:10:53 PM]
NOAA have confirmed at last major upgrades to the GFS weather model (which is what we use) to occur during May 2005.
In short, the result will be :-
- More accurate short range forecasts due to increased resolution.
- More accurate longer range forecasts due to increased resolution and atmospheric levels.
For the weather nerdies out there, here are the full list of changes :-
- Current forecast resolution from T+0 to T+84 at 0.5° resolution will be increased out to T+180 at 0.5° resolution.
- Current forecast resolution from T+180 to T+384 at 2.5° resolution will be increased 1.0° resolution
- Horizontal resolution from T+180 will increase from 42 levels to 64 levels
- Available output timesteps from T+1 to T+180 will increase from 3hr intervals to 1hr intervals.
GFS Upgrade : May
Added [Friday March 11 2005 : 8:10:53 PM]
NOAA have confirmed at last major upgrades to the GFS weather model (which is what we use) to occur during May 2005.
In short, the result will be :-
- More accurate short range forecasts due to increased resolution.
- More accurate longer range forecasts due to increased resolution and atmospheric levels.
For the weather nerdies out there, here are the full list of changes :-
- Current forecast resolution from T+0 to T+84 at 0.5° resolution will be increased out to T+180 at 0.5° resolution.
- Current forecast resolution from T+180 to T+384 at 2.5° resolution will be increased 1.0° resolution
- Horizontal resolution from T+180 will increase from 42 levels to 64 levels
- Available output timesteps from T+1 to T+180 will increase from 3hr intervals to 1hr intervals.
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