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### Docker Container for WRF ###
### Docker Container for WRF
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Is it conventional to only have the ### at the beginning?


John Exby and Kate Fossell provided a method to encapsulate the WRF modeling system with a container.

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The [README_tutorial.md](README_tutorial.md) has step-by-step instructions to run the entire WRF system, from geogrid through generating PDF files with model output. We go "into" the container for the tutorial case. This is a mechanical process of the required process to churn through the modeling system parts.


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docker build -t wrf_tutorial .
mkdir OUTPUT
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For regression testing, the above two `docker exec` commands should each have a exit status of 0. Additionally, in the [README_regtest.md](README_regtest.md) file, there is explicit information for each test that may be conducted for the regression suite.

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# Script to run regression tests within a container

# The usage part. Remember, we're not just being nice to people ...
# we won't remember this stuff at all.
# we won't remember this stuff at all. The "at" characters in the
# environment variables are to hold spaces. Those embedded "at"
# characters will be deleted later in the script.

if ( ${#argv} == 0 ) then
echo
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