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The main effect of gravity wave drag is generally considered to be an increased drag on upper tropospheric flow. However, the nocturnal boundary layer overland is often extremely stable and in this case there can be considerable gravity wave drag on near‐surface flow, affecting turbulent fluxes and screen temperatures.
In order to determine whether this type of drag is correctly represented in numerical...
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