Met Office UM @ met.no

Met Office UM @ met.noMariken Homleid, Ole Vignes, Dag Bjørge
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Met Office – met.no collaboration initiated in 2002
First quasi-operational runs with UM3km in 2003
MC2 has been faded out, plan is to also replace MM5
UM 4km runs on 280 SGI-CPU’s. The UM also runs on met.no Linux cluster.
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UM1km nested into HL10km/UM4km
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Record rainfall created major problems in Trondheim on Wednesday morning.
Flooded creeks forced firemen to evacuate three homes in the early hours of Wednesday morning as water rose high enough to begin pouring into houses.
"Large amounts of precipitation have fallen and it is still raining. It looks terrible, water is running everywhere," operation leader Birgit Monsås of South Trøndelag police told news agency NTB.
Ørlandet received a record amount of 62.5 mm (2.5 inches) of rain in 24 hours, 54 mm of that falling after 8 p.m., passing the previous mark of 54.3 mm set in August 1989.
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Lee side precipitation case
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