cam6_4_044: limit t_sfc to valid temperature range #1184
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Merge pull request ESCOMP#1184 from brian-eaton/tsfc cam6_4_044: limit t_sfc to valid temperature range ESCOMP commit: 016ffe2
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Merge pull request ESCOMP#1184 from brian-eaton/tsfc cam6_4_044: limit t_sfc to valid temperature range ESCOMP commit: 016ffe2
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Merge pull request ESCOMP#1184 from brian-eaton/tsfc cam6_4_044: limit t_sfc to valid temperature range ESCOMP commit: 016ffe2
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@jedwards4b reported: All of the coupled tests using the new cam tag seem to be blowing up with an error in radiation_tend:
This fix applies the same limiter to the
t_sfcarray passed to the gas optics as is already being applied to the atmosphere temperatures that are passed.