The single-model nudging design constrains circulation to ERA5 in both HIST and NAT and suppresses soil-moisture-to-circulation feedbacks, so the clean dynamic/thermodynamic separation it licenses is itself limited.

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The single-model nudging design constrains circulation to ERA5 in both HIST and NAT and suppresses soil-moisture-to-circulation feedbacks, so the clean dynamic/thermodynamic separation it licenses is untested-default

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