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Unfortunately, at this early stage, Cloudrun still requires some level of WRF expertise, needed to create these input files. We are working on automating these
by milancurcic 9y ago
Unfortunately, at this early stage, Cloudrun still requires some level of WRF expertise, needed to create these input files. We are working on automating these steps so you don't have to, but it will take another 2 months or so.
In the meantime, you can email us at help@cloudrun.co, let us know your region of interest and time window, and we will happily create the input files for you.
We considered not launching the Beta before the input file creation was done, but we wanted to get feedback as early as possible. I really appreciate your interest and feedback!
If by any chance you decide to go creating these files yourself, the process is tedious but well documented here: http://www2.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/users/docs/user_guide_V3/users_guide_chap3.htm http://www2.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/users/docs/user_guide_V3/users_...
We do plan to start writing short tutorials on setting up simulations and geared toward non-experts.
- ecqiu 9y agoAppreciate the link & response, happy to wait a few months. I've been looking to find a way to get short term localised rainfall forecasts in Australia (for sporting events) and excited to see how this goes!
- joshnoe 9y agoShoot us an empty email over to help@cloudrun.co. We'll send you some free credit to get you started once this is ready!