Atmospheric Science
Grid spacing refers to the distance between points in a numerical weather prediction model's grid, which determines how finely or coarsely the atmosphere is represented in the model. Smaller grid spacing allows for a more detailed and accurate representation of atmospheric features, such as storms or terrain effects, while larger grid spacing may result in a loss of critical information and oversimplification of weather patterns.
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