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Ankan,
As noted by the earlier email, these are printouts from diagnostic calculations, specifically from the optical driver. The first part is trying to print the aerosol optical depth (tauaer) but the values are so large it doesn't fit the format of the print statement. There is something wrong -- way too much aerosol occurring somewhere. (i=27, j=42)
I suggest reviewing your wrfinput file and/or the last wrfout
file that is generated before these warnings start. Look at all
the aerosol concentrations to see if there is something
anomalously wrong.
Also look at bug reports. I think some things have been cleaned up in recent WRF-chem versions, but your version may not have the correction. One example that we came across is with biomass burning: See https://forum.mmm.ucar.edu/threads/plumerise-bug.9561/
Good luck,
Mary
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