Submit to the RainMaker challenge

The easiest is to have a look a existing submissions listed in List of submissions and get some inspirations what else to change from RainMaker instructions. Submit by creating a pull request adding a julia script file_name.jl in the folder /submissions of the repository. This script contains your SpeedyWeather model setup including instructions to run the model so that the RainGauge records for 20 days for a 20-day challenge.

After executing this script there needs to be in the global scope of that script the following variables defined

• a rain_gauge::RainGauge having measured precipitation
• an author::String, e.g. author = "Kermit the Frog"
• a description::String describing your model setup in a few words, e.g. description = "No orography"

with those exact variable names. You can define anything else you want, e.g. rain_gauge2 but only rain_gauge would be used to evaluate your submission to the challenge. The rain gauge rain_gauge needs to be added to a SpeedyWeather simulation as outlined in Adding RainGauge as callback. The author and description strings are used in the List of submissions and the Leaderboard.

Rules

1. All precipitation measured by the rain gauge has to be simulated by SpeedyWeather over a 20-day period.
2. The rain gauge must be placed at the agreed longitude and latitude coordinates.
3. No changes to the following physics inside SpeedyWeather: Large-scale condensation, convection, surface evaporation, or radiation.
4. Sea and land surface temperatures cannot exceed 305K anywhere during the simulation.
5. The simulation must remain stable over the 20-day period.