ENH: add option to skip "fluffy" ice scaling factor for rad approach#141
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This implicit option enables to skip the ice scaling factor if one sets `model.fluffy=None`. This option is currently not an optional input parameter to the `Model` class `__init__` method since models generally apply this correction prior to sending microphysics output to the radiation schemes.
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This implicit option enables to skip the ice scaling factor if one sets
model.fluffy=None. This option is currently not an optional input parameter to theModelclass__init__method since models generally apply this correction before sending microphysics output to the radiation schemes.