Hi Anne, thanks for the info!
I suppose it would be nice for completeness, if it's not too big of a deal,
although I'm guessing most people who would have used them have moved on, and
will be waiting for the 18 UTC run by now.
I'll let you know what the 18 UTC run looks like.
Pete
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608-262-3086 - poker@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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Subject: Re: Missing GFS grids this morning on CONDUIT?
Hi Pete,
We did some changes to how we upload data to CONDUIT earlier today with an RFC.
I will have the person that worked on it check into the logs and make sure the
new change is working as expected.
If everything is fine and they were just missed during the implementation, do
you want us to try and re-insert them into the LDM queue?
Thanks!
Anne
On Tue, Jun 22, 2021 at 2:35 PM Pete Pokrandt
<poker@xxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:poker@xxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Anne and all,
We missed a number of forecast hours for the various resolution GFS grids for
this morning's 12 UTC run. The forecast hours that came in were complete, but
many forecast hours didn't come in at all. From a brief look at
motherlode.ucar.edu<http://motherlode.ucar.edu>, it looks like they missed data
as well, probably the same grids.
Any idea what might have happened? I'll keep an eye on the 18 UTC data later
today to see if it's also missing forecast hours.
For the 1 degree grids, we were missing
F003 - F018
F024
F030 - F036
F045 - F051
F057
F063 - F072
F078
F081
F087
F090
F102 - F108
F123 - F144
F150
F153 - F168
F174
F180
F183
F189
F192
F201
F204
F216 - F228
F237
F243
F249
F252
F261
F276
F282
F285
F291 - F297
F303
F306
F318
F321
F327 - F372
F384
For the 0.5 degree, we were missing
F003
F009
F012
F018 - F030
F036 - F042
F048 - F069
F075 - F084
F091 - F099
F105 - F132
F138
F147 - F150
F159 - F180
F186
F192 - F198
F204 - F216
F222 - F234
F240 - F249
F255 - F273
F279
F285 - F291
F303
F312 - F345
F354 - F357
F366 - F381
For the 0.25 degree data, we were missing
F000 - F006
F015
F021 - F039
F045
F054 - F060
F072 - F075
F081 - F084
F096 - F105
F111
F117 - F120
F126
F135 - F144
F153 - F156
F171
F177 - F201
F207 - F213
F219
F231 - F321
F327 - F369
F375 - F384
Pete
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UW-Madison Dept of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences
608-262-3086 - poker@xxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:poker@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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