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Non-existent variables inputout_begin_mo and inputout_end_mo in README.namelist #2072
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TYPE: text only KEYWORDS: namelists, corrections SOURCE: JiriRichter and internal DESCRIPTION OF CHANGES: The description of a few namelists are updated. io_style_emiss is removed from this file since it is for WRF-Chem, and not specifiable under &time_control. Namelist ntiedtke_dx_opt was also removed, since it is not implemented. ISSUE: For use when this PR closes an issue. Fixes #2071, #2072, #2073 LIST OF MODIFIED FILES: run/README.namelist RELEASE NOTE: The documentation of a few namelists is updated in this PR.
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I cannot find any references in the WRF repo for inputout_begin_mo and inputout_end_mo. The inputout begin and end variables are documented in the User's Guide https://www2.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/users/wrf_users_guide/build/html/namelist_variables.html#time-control as
beginning year, day, hour, minute, and second (respectively) to write 3DVAR data
andending year, day, hour, minute, and second (respectively) to write 3DVAR data
.I do not know what these variables do but one would kind of expect a variable for month. I think this might be the reason how it got accidentally added to the README.namelist. I would like to understand why there is no variable for month. I am working on an namelist.input editor, pre-alpha version is available at https://jiririchter.github.io/WRFDomainWizard/namelist.input.html#test. Understanding these variables better will help me to select the best possible input control.
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