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Table 1: stream=oper/mnth/moda, levtype=sfc: surface parameters: instantaneous


name

units

shortName

paramId

an

fc

GRIB1GRIB2
1

Lake mix-layer temperature

K

lmlt

228008

x


x
2

Lake mix-layer depth

m

lmld

228009

x


x
3

Lake bottom temperature

K

lblt

228010

x


x
4

Lake total layer temperature

K

ltlt

228011

x


x
5

Lake shape factor

dimensionless

lshf

228012

x


x
6

Lake ice temperature

K

lict

228013

x


x
7

Lake ice depth

m

licd

228014

x


x
8

Snow albedo

(0 - 1)

asn

32

x


x
9

Snow density

kg m**-3

rsn

33

x


x
10

Volumetric soil water layer 1

m**3 m**-3

swvl1

39

x


x
11

Volumetric soil water layer 2

m**3 m**-3

swvl2

40

x


x
12

Volumetric soil water layer 3

m**3 m**-3

swvl3

41

x


x
13

Volumetric soil water layer 4

m**3 m**-3

swvl4

42

x


x
14

Leaf area index, low vegetation

m**2 m**-2

lai_lv

66


x

x
15

Leaf area index, high vegetation

m**2 m**-2

lai_hv

67


x

x
16

Surface pressure

Pa

sp

134


x

x
17

Soil temperature level 1

K

stl1

139

x


x
18

Snow depth

m of water equivalent

sd

141

x


x
19

10 metre U wind component

m s**-1

10u

165


x

x
20

10 metre V wind component

m s**-1

10v

166


x

x
21

2 metre temperature

K

2t

167


x

x
22

2 metre dewpoint temperature

K

2d

168


x

x
23

Soil temperature level 2

K

stl2

170

x


x
24

Soil temperature level 3

K

stl3

183

x


x
25

Skin reservoir content

m of water equivalent

src

198

x




26

Skin temperature

K

skt

235

x


x
27

Soil temperature level 4

K

stl4

236

x


x
28

Temperature of snow layer

K

tsn

238

x


x
29

Forecast albedo

(0 - 1)

fal

243


x

x



Table 2: stream=oper/mnth/moda, levtype=sfc: surface parameters: accumulations


name

units

shortName

paramId

an

fc

GRIB1GRIB2
1

Surface runoff

m

sro

8


x

x
2

Sub-surface runoff

m

ssro

9


x

x
3

Snow evaporation

m of water equivalent

es

44


x

x
4

Snowmelt

m of water equivalent

smlt

45


x

x
5

Snowfall

m of water equivalent

sf

144


x

x
6Surface sensible heat fluxJ m**-2sshf146
xx
7Surface latent heat fluxJ m**-2slhf147
xx
8Surface solar radiation downwardsJ m**-2ssrd169
xx
9Surface thermal radiation downwardsJ m**-2strd175
xx
10Surface net solar radiationJ m**-2ssr176
xx
11Surface net thermal radiationJ m**-2str177
xx
12

Evaporation

m of water equivalent

e

182


x

x
13

Runoff

m

ro

205


x

x
14

Total precipitation

m

tp

228


x

x
15Evaporation from the top of canopym of water equivalentevatc228100
x
x
16Evaporation from bare soilm of water equivalentevabs228101
x
x
17Evaporation from open water surfaces excluding oceansm of water equivalentevaow228102
x
x
18Evaporation from vegetation transpirationm of water equivalentevavt228103
x
x
19Snow cover%snowc260038
x
x
20

Potential evaporation

m

pev

228251


x

x
21Snow depthmsde3066
x
x


Accumulations are described in section ERA5-Land data documentation. The accumulations in monthly means (stream=moda/mnth) are described in section monthly means

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  • Possible issue: There is a positive bias in ERA5 snow cover. This is even after the assimilation of snow reports. The IMS snow cover product is not assimilated over mountainous areas in ERA5, which probably is part of the issue. In ERA5-Land no data is directly assimilated, which makes the positive bias more prominent, especially in areas of high-elevation.
  • Possible issue: Possible shift one skin temperature due to long time step of 1 hour. (TO BE UPDATED BEFORE MAKING IT PUBLIC **********)

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