The overall output data format of the CLM regional model is netcdf.

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Output parameter list for CLM data in datastream 2 (DS2) on rotated grid and datastream 3 (DS3) on regular grid Page 1 of 5 Output parameter list for CLM regional climate model runs performed as community runs in the context of the BMBF funding priority Research for Climate Protection and Protection from Climate Impacts attended by Service Group Adaptation (SGA) General information: The overall output data format of the CLM regional model is netcdf. The regional model variables are calculated as two-dimensional near surface fields and three dimensional soil and atmospheric fields, respectively. The soil fields are simulated on 10 different levels with a maximum depth of 15 meters. See CERA data base for more details. The atmospheric fields are given on 6 pressure levels (200, 500, 700, 850, 925 and 1000 hpa). The time interval of the output fields ranges from 1 to 3 hours and includes daily output fields, depending on the respective variables. The CLM model output is provided as timeseries via the CERA data base in two different data streams: Data stream 2 (DS2) is given on the rotated grid with 0.165 spatial resolution. Data stream 3 (DS3) is projected onto a regular geographical grid with a spacing of 0.2. The transformation from DS2 to DS3 has been performed with either bilinear interpolation or via the nearest neighbour method where necessary. The respective method is indicated in the CERA data base. Note: None of the DS3-parameters has been corrected for topographical differences between the two grids which are due to interpolation. For data stream 3 only: In addition to the model output parameters at the given time interval, some post processed values are provided via the CERA data base: These additional values are some statistics on daily, monthly or yearly basis for a subset of model parameters.

Output parameter list for CLM data in datastream 2 (DS2) on rotated grid and datastream 3 (DS3) on regular grid Page 2 of 5 Near surface fields U-component of 10m wind U_10M m/s 1h x x x V-component of 10m wind V_10M m/s 1h x x x maximum 10m wind speed VMAX_10M m/s 1hc x+ x+ x+ Maximum value is calculated by gust-parameterization. convective snowfall SNOW_CON kg/m 2 1hc * * * large scale snowfall SNOW_GSP kg/m 2 1hc * * * convective rainfall RAIN_CON kg/m 2 1hc * * * large scale rainfall RAIN_GSP kg/m 2 1hc * * * surface runoff RUNOFF_S kg/m 2 1hc * * 2m temperature T_2M K 3h see below T_2M_AV 2m dew point temperature TD_2M K 3h see below TD_2M_AV mean sea level pressure PMSL Pa 3h x x total cloud cover CLCT 1 3h x x high cloud cover CLCH 1 3h x x medium cloud cover CLCM 1 3h x x low cloud cover CLCL 1 3h x x specific convectively available potential energy CAPE_CON J/kg 3h x x surface net downward shortwave radiation ASOB_S W/m 2 3hm x x x Positive values denote downward direction towards the surface. surface net downward longwave radiation ATHB_S W/m 2 3hm x x x Positive values denote downward direction towards the surface. net downward shortwave radiation (at model top) ASOB_T W/m 2 3hm x x x Positive values denote downward direction towards the surface. outgoing longwave radiation (at model top) ATHB_T W/m 2 3hm x x x Positive values denote downward direction towards the surface. surface latent heat flux ALHFL_S W/m 2 3hm x x x Positive values denote downward direction towards the surface. surface sensible heat flux ASHFL_S W/m 2 3hm x x x Positive values denote downward direction towards the surface. surface albedo ALB 1 3h x x x Is provided in DS3 for both transformation methods (bilinear and nearest neighbour NN).

Output parameter list for CLM data in datastream 2 (DS2) on rotated grid and datastream 3 (DS3) on regular grid Page 3 of 5 daily output surface photosynthetic active radiation APAB_S W/m 2 dm x height of the snow fall limit in m above sea level SNOWLMT m d height of freezing level HZEROCL m d surface snow amount W_SNOW m d x Gives the height in the atmosphere above which possible precipitation would be frozen. Gives the height of the lowest 0 C limit. See CERA data base for more details. W_SNOW ge 0.01 (liquid water equivalent of 1cm snow cover in grid box) is used to mask out T_SNOW. See CERA data base for more details. 2m temperature T_2M_AV K dm x x 2m maximum temperature TMAX_2M K dc x+ 2m minimum temperature TMIN_2M K dc x- 2m dew point temperature TD_2M_AV K dm x x subsurface runoff RUNOFF_G kg/m 2 dc * sunshine duration DURSUN s dc * * Soil fields (on 10 levels below surface: 0.01, 0.04, 0.1, 0.22, 0.46, 0.94, 1.9, 3.82, 7.66, 15.34 m; for DS3 the upper 8 levels are provided) soil temperature T_SO K d x x soil water content W_SO m d x x soil frozen water content W_ICE m d x x canopy water amount W_I kg/m 2 d x x snow surface temperature T_SNOW K d x x Fields on selected pressure levels (on 6 pressure levels: 200, 500, 700, 850, 925, 1000 hpa) Sunshine: instantaneous 1-hourly value of direct shortwave radiation (perpendicular to the surface) exceeds 120 W/m 2. Total water content of the soil layer. Subset of the total water content of the soil W_SO. Temperature of the snow surface. T_SNOW is set to missing value if W_SNOW lt 0.01; Mean value is taken only over days with snow in time interval (W_SNOW ge 0.01) See CERA database for more details. geopotential GPH m 2 /s 2 3h x x temperature T K 3h x x U-component of wind U m/s 3h x x V-component of wind V m/s 3h x x omega (dp/dt) OMEGA Pa/s 3h x x specific humidity QV 1 3h x x Note on units: unit "1" denotes kg/kg.

Output parameter list for CLM data in datastream 2 (DS2) on rotated grid and datastream 3 (DS3) on regular grid Page 4 of 5 Constant or slowly varying fields vegetation area fraction PLCOV 1 d leaf area index LAI 1 d root depth ROOTDP m d vertical integrated ozone amount VIO3 Pa d air pressure at ozone maximum HMO3 Pa d surface roughness length GZ0 m d surface height HSURF m f land-sea fraction FR_LAND 1 f soil type SOILTYP 1 f area of gridbox BOX_AREA m 2 f latitude LAT deg f longitude LON deg f only DS2 latitude of the bounds LAT_BNDS deg f longitude of the bounds LON_BNDS deg f surface pressure PS Pa d height of convective cloud base HBAS_CON m 1h height of convective cloud top HTOP_CON m 1h precipitable water IWV kg/m 2 3h cloud condensed water content IWATER kg/m 2 3h convective mass flux density MFLX_CON kg/m 2 s 3h atmosphere water divergence IDIV_HUM kg/m 2 dc height (geometric height on half levels) HHL m f grid mean surface temperature T_G K 3h soil surface temperature T_S K d surface specific humidity QV_S 1 d Provided as roughness length in [m]. Is provided in DS3 for both transformation methods (bilinear and nearest neighbour NN). Is provided in DS3 for both transformation methods (bilinear and nearest neighbour NN). Within the CLM model, grid boxes with FR_LAND ge 0.5 are regarded as land. Is provided in DS3 via nearest neighbour NN method only. Gives the area of the actual grid box in square meter. Gives the center latitude of the actual grid box. Gives the center longitude of the actual grid box. Gives the latitudes of the 4 corners of the bounding box. Gives the longitudes of the 4 corners of the bounding box. 3D-field on 33 model half levels. Calculated as weighted mean of the fractions with and without snow in the gridbox. Temperature at the boundary earth/atmosphere (in case of snow: earth/snow) Note on units: unit "1" denotes kg/kg.

Output parameter list for CLM data in datastream 2 (DS2) on rotated grid and datastream 3 (DS3) on regular grid Page 5 of 5 only DS3 (additional post processed values) evaporation AEVAP_S kg/m 2 3hc * * * rainfall RAIN_TOT kg/m 2 1hc * * * snowfall SNOW_TOT kg/m 2 1hc * * * convective precipitation CON_TOT kg/m 2 1hc * * * large scale precipitation GSP_TOT kg/m 2 1hc * * * total precipitation PRECIP_TOT kg/m 2 1hc * * * wind speed WIND_SPEED m/s 1h x x x wind direction WIND_DIR deg 1h relative humidity REL_HUM 1 3h rel. freq. of potential snowfall at surface SNOWFREQ 1 x number of days with snowfall SNOW_DAYS no. # # number of days with total precipitation at least 1kg/m 2 RR1MM no. # # number of days with tmin_2m below 0 C FD no. # # number of days with tmax_2m above 25 C SU no. # # number of days with tmin_2m above 20 C TR no. # # number of days with total precipitation at least 10 kg/m 2 R10MM no. # # number of days with total precipitation at least 20 kg/m 2 R20MM no. # # number of days with frozen soil W_ICE_DAYS no. # # number of days with snowcover SNOW_COV no. # # number of days with tmax_2m below 0 C ID no. # # AEVAP_S=ALHFL_S x 10800 /2.501*10^6 RAIN_TOT = RAIN_CON + RAIN_GSP SNOW_TOT = SNOW_CON + SNOW_GSP CON_TOT = RAIN_CON + SNOW_CON GSP_TOT = RAIN_GSP + SNOW_GSP PRECIP_TOT = RAIN_CON + SNOW_CON + RAIN_GSP + SNOW_GSP WIND_SPEED= sqrt(u_10m*u_10m + V_10M*V_10M) Wind from direction in 10m altitude; see CERA database for more details. Calculated with respect to water saturation from 2m-temperatures (T_2M, TD_2M). relative frequency of potential snow fall at ground level in the time interval. See CERA database for details. snow days: precipitation is snow only rain days frost days summer days tropical nights number of days per time interval with frozen soil (for upper 8 soil levels) number of days per time interval with snowcover. Days with W_SNOW ge 0.01 are counted. This parameter gives the ensemble size for the mean values of T_SNOW. ice days