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Physics changes made for/during HFIP 2020#50

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  • All changes in GF (1. set c0 = 0.02 for mid-clouds. 2. changes water-ice transition temperature to what was used in FIM [transition now occurs at 258 instead of 248K])
  • Also does some clean-up for how c0 is used in the code.

- All changes in GF (set c0 = 0.02 for mid-clouds, changes water-ice transition temperature to what was used in FIM)
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@DomHeinzeller Here is the pull request Shan and Georg were talking about. Since it only impacts the ccpp-physics repository I only made the request here. Let me know if this change also requires pull requests from fv3atm or the ufs-weather-model repositories.

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@DomHeinzeller Here is the pull request Shan and Georg were talking about. Since it only impacts the ccpp-physics repository I only made the request here. Let me know if this change also requires pull requests from fv3atm or the ufs-weather-model repositories.

Thanks! I can take care of the fv3atm and ufs-weather-model PRs. Will do that after my next two meetings.

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Associated PRs:
#50
NOAA-GSL/fv3atm#45
NOAA-GSL/ufs-weather-model#37

For regression testing information, see NOAA-GSL/ufs-weather-model#37.

@DomHeinzeller DomHeinzeller changed the title - Physics changes made for/during HFIP 2020 Physics changes made for/during HFIP 2020 Aug 14, 2020
@DomHeinzeller DomHeinzeller merged commit ae9e0e2 into NOAA-GSL:gsd/develop Aug 14, 2020
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