PALM-meteo 2.8: Processor of PALM meteorological input data

Pavel Krč, Michal Belda, Martin Bureš, Kryštof Eben, Jan Geletič, Jelena Radović, Hynek Řezníček, and Jaroslav Resler

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Sep 2025	6,683	119	42	6,844
Oct 2025	585	120	30	735
Nov 2025	199	120	25	344
Dec 2025	215	260	25	500
Jan 2026	241	295	20	556
Feb 2026	210	381	18	609
Mar 2026	468	740	32	1,240
Apr 2026	75	140	2	217
May 2026	15	30	2	47

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Short summary

PALM is a highly versatile open-source microscale atmospheric modelling system. One of its most useful applications is modelling detailed street-level urban climate, e.g. for evaluation of climate change adaptation and mitigation measures in cities. However, to produce real-case microscale simulations, they need to be forced by real or realistic weather conditions. The presented tool enables PALM to use meteorological inputs from a large selection of meteorological models and other sources.