Hi All
I am working with our weather service office trying to better coordinate
and synchronize our real-time modeling efforts.
We're running into a slight impasse on updraft helicity with UPP and NCL
producing notably different outputs.
In reviewing the documentation for wrf_updraft_helicity, I am seeing that
it is asking in the argument list for perturbation geopotential (in the
WRF output list, PH) but in the example the respective argument is using
the perturbation + base state geopotential.
Should I be using only PH or (PH + PHB)?
In either case can the NCL documentation be updated to be less confusing?
Thanks Much
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