Dustin,
Just a quick update - we are still seeing occasional missing grids.
As before, it is almost always entire forecast hours that are missing - as if they were deleted/moved from the source before they were ingested into CONDUIT..
Here is a list of the last week or so of 1 deg GFS files along with the number of grids in them. It should be 95796 grids per file, but note that the 00UTC files for 4/3, 4/4, 4/5, and 4/9 are short. It seems to be mostly the 00 UTC runs. The half degree and
quarter degree data are also missing complete forecast hours.
I can get you more info about the specific forecast hours that we missed from each run if that would help. I don't think they are the same for every run.
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210401_0000.grib2
95796 411019 5684816
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210401_0600.grib2
95796 411019 5685021
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210401_1200.grib2
95796 411019 5684822
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210401_1800.grib2
95796 411019 5684812
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210402_0000.grib2
95796 411019 5684851
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210402_0600.grib2
95796 411019 5684833
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210402_1200.grib2
95796 411019 5684808
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210402_1800.grib2
95796 411019 5684860
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210403_0000.grib2
94310 404621 5597285
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210403_0600.grib2
95796 411019 5684818
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210403_1200.grib2
95796 411019 5684807
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210403_1800.grib2
95796 411019 5684797
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210404_0000.grib2
94310 404621 5597200
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210404_0600.grib2
95796 411019 5684821
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210404_1200.grib2
95796 411019 5684798
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210404_1800.grib2
95796 411019 5684813
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210405_0000.grib2
90595 388626 5378190
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210405_0600.grib2
95796 411019 5684802
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210405_1200.grib2
95796 411019 5684774
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210405_1800.grib2
95796 411019 5684758
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210406_0000.grib2
95796 411019 5684813
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210406_0600.grib2
95796 411019 5684809
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210406_1200.grib2
95796 411019 5684776
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210406_1800.grib2
95796 411019 5684697
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210407_0000.grib2
95796 411019 5684791
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210407_0600.grib2
95796 411019 5684746
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210407_1200.grib2
95796 411019 5684691
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210407_1800.grib2
95796 411019 5684687
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210408_0000.grib2
95796 411019 5684782
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210408_0600.grib2
95796 411019 5684808
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210408_1200.grib2
95796 411019 5684828
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210408_1800.grib2
95796 411019 5684846
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210409_0000.grib2
92824 398223 5509733
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210409_0600.grib2
95796 411019 5684852
GFS_Global_onedeg_20210409_1200.grib2
95796 411019 5685000
Here's the 0.25 degree
GFS_Global_0p25deg_20210405_0000.grib2
64590 276661 3884224
GFS_Global_0p25deg_20210405_0600.grib2
69048 295855 4151442
GFS_Global_0p25deg_20210405_1200.grib2
69048 295855 4151414
GFS_Global_0p25deg_20210405_1800.grib2
69048 295855 4151483
GFS_Global_0p25deg_20210406_0000.grib2
68305 292656 4106901
GFS_Global_0p25deg_20210406_0600.grib2
69048 295855 4151437
GFS_Global_0p25deg_20210406_1200.grib2
69048 295855 4151442
GFS_Global_0p25deg_20210406_1800.grib2
69048 295855 4151436
GFS_Global_0p25deg_20210407_0000.grib2
68305 292656 4106873
GFS_Global_0p25deg_20210407_0600.grib2
69048 295855 4151358
GFS_Global_0p25deg_20210407_1200.grib2
69048 295855 4151344
GFS_Global_0p25deg_20210407_1800.grib2
69048 295855 4151287
GFS_Global_0p25deg_20210408_0000.grib2
67562 289457 4062300
GFS_Global_0p25deg_20210408_0600.grib2
69048 295855 4151419
GFS_Global_0p25deg_20210408_1200.grib2
69048 295855 4151447
GFS_Global_0p25deg_20210408_1800.grib2
69048 295855 4151518
GFS_Global_0p25deg_20210409_0000.grib2
66819 286258 4017944
GFS_Global_0p25deg_20210409_0600.grib2
69048 295855 4151509
GFS_Global_0p25deg_20210409_1200.grib2
69048 295855 4151651
Pete
From: Dustin Sheffler - NOAA Federal <address@hidden>
Sent: Monday, March 29, 2021 9:39 AM To: Pete Pokrandt <address@hidden> Cc: Anne Myckow - NOAA Federal <address@hidden>; Unidata CONDUIT Support <address@hidden>; address@hidden <address@hidden>; Person, Arthur A. <address@hidden>; _NCEP.List.pmb-dataflow <address@hidden> Subject: Re: [Support #SZF-234138]: [conduit] GFSv16 Upgrade now planned for MONDAY, March 22 Hello CONDUIT users,
Can you tell me if you are still seeing issues getting all the forecast hours from each GFS cycle? I can tell you that all the data is getting from our supercomputer to the downstream systems as those are the systems that host the data for NOMADS/FTPPRD.
From there the data is sent one more hop to get into the NCEP CONDUIT LDM queues. I don't believe we've had any issue with the data getting inserted into the queues from what we've seen though. Please advise if you are still having any trouble.
On Wed, Mar 24, 2021 at 12:03 AM Pete Pokrandt <address@hidden> wrote:
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