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 When preparing a simulation, you need to tell ENVI-met which of the data provided by the full forcing shall be used in the simulation. We only recommend forcing precipitation if you planning to simulate very long periods of time (several months). To learn about precipitation you can click here. When preparing a simulation, you need to tell ENVI-met which of the data provided by the full forcing shall be used in the simulation. We only recommend forcing precipitation if you planning to simulate very long periods of time (several months). To learn about precipitation you can click here.
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 +**Data check**
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 +Please check all forced values: Do radiation values look unreasonable to you? Are wind speeds too low (<0.8 m/s) or too high (> 5 m/s). Is the wind direction rapidly and strongly changing between timesteps (e.g. from 0° to 180° within one hour)? Are the relative humidity values too high for your high temperature values, resulting in a very high specific humidity?
  
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