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Access Tutorial Meteorological Input & Output Data
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Input Data
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Initial Exercise
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These data were used for the following tutorial exercises:

*   `Initial Exercise <./initial_exercise.html>`_
*   `Output Time Series Data <./time_series.html>`_

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   Download, :download:`co_blizzard.tar.gz <https://www2.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/TUTORIAL_DATA/co_blizzard.tar.gz>`
   Case, `NE Colorado Blizzard; March\, 2021 <https://www.weather.gov/bou/March13_14_2021Storm>`_ 
   Type, Global one-degree final analysis from the `NCEP GFS <https://rda.ucar.edu/datasets/ds084.1/>`_ model
   Interval, Every 6 hours
   Initial Time, 2023-03-31_00:00:00
   End Time, 2023-04-01_00:00:00
   File Root, *fnl_20210314*
   Vtable, Vtable.GFS

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Severe Storm Outbreak March 2023
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These data were used for the following tutorial exercises:

*   `Single Domain Run <./single_domain.html>`_
*   `Restart the Model <./restart.html>`_
*   `Two-way Nested Domain <./nested.html>`_
*   `Using the Runtime I/O Option <./runtime_io.html>`_
*   `The Adaptive Time Step Option <./adaptive_time_step.html>`_
*   `Spectral Nudging <./spectral_nudging.html>`_
*   `The Ndown Program <./ndown.html>`_

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   Download, :download:`severe_outbreak.tar.gz <https://www2.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/TUTORIAL_DATA/severe_outbreak_2023.tar.gz>`
   Case, `Severe storm outbreak from March of 2023 <https://www.weather.gov/ohx/20230401>`_ in the midwest and southeast United States. There were over 1000 severe weather reports that included 188 tornado reports.
   Type, Global one-degree final analysis from the `NCEP GFS <https://rda.ucar.edu/datasets/ds084.1/>`_ model
   Interval, Every 6 hours
   Initial Time, 2023-03-31_00:00:00
   End Time, 2023-04-01_00:00:00
   File Root, *fnl_20230*
   Vtable, Vtable.GFS

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Hurricane Matthew 2016
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These data were used for the following tutorial exercises:

*   `Climate Simulation <./climate.html>`_
*   `Vortex Following <./vortex_following.html>`_

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   Download, :download:`matthew.tar.gz <https://www2.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/TUTORIAL_DATA/matthew.tar.gz>`
   Case, `Hurricane Matthew <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane_Matthew>`_\, which made landfall as a category 4 hurricane over Haiti\, and then weakened before hitting the U.S. coast of South Carolina
   Type, Global `NCEP GFS <https://rda.ucar.edu/datasets/ds084.1/>`_
   Interval, Every 3 hours
   Initial Time, 2016-10-06_00:00:00
   End Time, 2016-10-08_00:00:00
   File Root, *gfs.0p25.2016100600.f0*
   Vtable, Vtable.GFS

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SST Data
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These data were used for the following tutorial exercises:

*   `Climate Simulation <./climate.html>`_

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   Download, :download:`cfsv2_sst.tar.gz <https://www2.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/TUTORIAL_DATA/cfsv2_sst.tar.gz>`
   Type, Archived global `SST <./sst.html>`_ GRIB1 data
   Interval, Daily (every 24 hours)
   Initial Time, 2016-10-06_00:00:00
   End Time, 2016-10-08_00:00:00
   File Root, *rtg_sst_grb_hr_0.083.2016100*
   Vtable, Vtable.SST

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Output Data
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The following files are available from the `Two-way Nested Domain <./nested.html>`_ exercise:

.. container:: row m-0 p-0

   .. container:: col-md-6 pl-0 pr-3 py-3 m-0

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            namelist.input |br|
            wrfbdy_d01 |br|
            wrfinput_d0* |br|
            wrfout_d0*

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* :download:`Download Two-way Nested Domain Output <https://www2.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/TUTORIAL_DATA/severe_outbreak_2023_output.tar.gz>`

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Obtain Files from NCAR HPC
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.. important::
   This can only be done before your HPC account access expires. 

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Use the following instructions to copy files from Derecho to your local machine. 

#.   Navigate to the directory on Derecho where your files reside.

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#.   Issue the command ``pwd``. This prints your current path where your files reside. Use keyboard or mouse commands to copy the path.

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#.   Now open another terminal window (or tab) - **DO NOT LOG IN TO DERECHO** - and move to a directory on your local system where you would like to put the files.

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#.   On your local system, issue a version of the following command (modify it for your specific files/paths) to copy the files from Derecho to your local machine.

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        scp user-name@derecho.hpc.ucar.edu:/path-to-your-files/files* .

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.. note::
   If you are copying numerous files, it will be quicker to first package the files and then just copy that single packaged file. To package several files together, go to the directory where the files reside and then issue something like the following:

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      tar -cf file-name-you-choose.tar files*

   Make sure to include the star (*) so that it grabs all the files with that prefix. You can then go to your local machine and start with step 4 above, but just copy the single *.tar* file, instead of multiple files.

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