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Wind profiles up to 600 m height are investigated. Measurements ofmean wind speed profiles were obtained from a novel wind lidar and comparedto model simulations from a mesoscale model (WRF-ARW v3.1). It is found thatWRF is able to predict the mean wind profile rather well and typically within1–2 m s<sup>−1</sup> to the individual measured values. WRF underpredicts thenormalized wind profile, especially for stable conditions. The effect ofbaroclinicity on the upper part of the wind profile is discussed

Atmospheric boundary layer wind profile at a flat coastal site – wind speed lidar measurements and mesoscale modeling results