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ModelledObservedEffects of SST"3 Way Coupling"WRF ROMSSWANOcean SST as seen by the ATM model"2 Way Coupling""Uncoupled"WRF ROMSWRFcombined ROMS + RTG_SSTcombined ROMS + RTG_SST0.5 x 0.5 deg RTG_SST(http://polar.ncep.noaa.gov/sst/),daily updateGOEScoupled system provides a moreconsistent SST than uncoupled
ModelledResponse of the Atm modelEffects of SST"3 Way Coupling"WRF ROMSSWANOcean SST as seen by the ATM model"2 Way Coupling""Uncoupled"WRF ROMSWRFcombined ROMS + RTG_SSTcombined ROMS + RTG_SST0.5 x 0.5 deg RTG_SST(http://polar.ncep.noaa.gov/sst/),daily updateBut coupled system tends tracksouthward.Need better init for WRF.
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