STY: Use capital W and lowercase m for watts per square meter #859
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All in W/m**2, one of which was w/m2, so that's consistent now.
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All in W/m**2, one of which was w/m2, so that's consistent now.
Description
Various places report units of
w/m**2for flux variables. This changes those toW/m**2to make those units machine-readable.Issue(s) addressed
Found the same way as NOAA-GFDL/GFDL_atmos_cubed_sphere#350
Testing
I made the
w/m**2->W/m**2changes in a clone of the global-workflow repository, then ran the model and checked the history files, to find most flux variables were nowW/m**2, none werew/m**2, and two wereW/M**2. I fixed the last two and haven't checked that result yet.I checked this using Intel compilers.