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The Noah Land Surface Model in WRF A short tutorial

–More complex PBL schemes are sensitive to surface fluxes and cloud/cumulus schemes are sensitive to the PBL structures –NWP models increase their grid-spacing (1-km and sub 1-km). Need to capture mesoscale circulations forced by surface variability in albedo, soil moisture/temperature, landuse, and snow

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