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[Staging #FZM-387181]: Code for CCL in NSHARP?

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  • Subject: [Staging #FZM-387181]: Code for CCL in NSHARP?
  • Date: Wed, 06 Dec 2023 16:39:56 -0700
> Good day,

Hi again,

 
> Can you confirm if this is for surface-based parcel or mixed layer parcel?  
> The description seems to imply surface-based parcel but the usage of the 
> mixed_layer_depth parameter seems to imply mixed layer parcel.

By default both height and mixed_layer_depth are set to None, this will result 
in a surface-based parcel.  But as you surmised if you adjust those parameters 
you can calculate CCL with a mixed-layer parcel.  The choice is yours.


> Thank you for your assistance.

No problem!


By the way, I'm guessing that you meant to send this to support-python but it 
ended up going to the same place because of the ticket information in the email 
subject.  If that was what you were trying to do, starting with a fresh email 
should ensure it goes to the right place.


Best,
-Mike


Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: FZM-387181
Department: Support GEMPAK
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed
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