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Dr. Stephen Masters Consulting, LLC

Regional MPAS--Model for Prediction Across Scales

Dr. Stephen Masters Consulting is now running regional MPAS domains in addition to two global forecasts run each day. MPAS (Model for Prediction Across Scales) was developed by and is supported by the National Center for Atmospheric Research. I am currently transitioning to Version 8.3.0 (June 2025) and am running on a 32-core Intel-i9 Linux system. These regional domains are initialized from the United States NCEP Global Forecast System (GFS).

Florida 15 km (version 8.1)
Western North Atlantic 12 km (version 8.1)
Eastern US 15 km (version 8.1)
Hourly Precipitation and SLP
10m AGL winds

Forecast meteograms: 		Hourly Precipitation and SLP
10m AGL winds

Forecast meteograms: 		Hourly Precipitation and SLP
2 m AGL Temperature
10m AGL winds

Forecast meteograms:
Melbourne, FL KSC, FL
Kansas City, MO Boston, MA
Columbia, MO Atlanta, GA
Washington, DC Houston, TX
Lake Adger, NC Chicago, IL
2025-07-04_00 job completed at Fri Jul 4 12:41:17 AM EDT 2025 2025-07-03_06 job completed at Thu Jul 3 11:49:33 AM EDT 2025 2025-07-03_18 job completed at Thu Jul 3 09:17:44 PM EDT 2025
Portugal and Spain 7.5 km (version 8.3.0)
Hourly Precipitation and SLP
2 m AGL Temperature
10m AGL winds

Forecast meteograms:
Lisbon   (clouds) Coimbra   (clouds)
Porto   (clouds) Lamego   (clouds)
Regua   (clouds) Pinhao   (clouds)
Barca de Alva   (clouds) Salamaca   (clouds)
2025-07-03_18 job completed at Thu Jul 3 07:47:06 PM EDT 2025


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