Sensitivity on Numerical Weather Prediction in the Northwest of Spain

Ellen Yoshie Sudo Lutif; Vicente Pérez Muñuzuri

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.805.380

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Sensitivity on Numerical Weather Prediction in the Northwest of Spain

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Our ability to predict clouds and precipitation at the daily, weekly and monthly scales is very limited partly due to the limited computing resources and realistic physical model representations Giorgi et al. (1991).

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