changes to satisfy ufsatm and cesm requirements for pot temp and density from atm#3
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* Fix local solar time * Add line for going past 24 * New LST calculation Addresses #3.
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changes to satisfy ufsatm and cesm requirements for pot temp and density from atm
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Rather than have calculations done in the CMEPS mediator, it was decided based on joint discussions with EMC that the cice6 noupc cap for cmeps should be able to adapt to the requirements of both UFSATM and CESM.
Mariana Vertenstein, Denise Worthen
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