I find the authors have addressed the comments from the referees.

The authors should address the following technical points:

P. 1

L. 1: “…data from the…”.

P. 2

L. 24-26: Use the brackets in a consistent way. Write “…, for instance, …”.
L. 51: From convection what? Do you mean GWs arising from convection?
L. 55: inconsistent spelling of “parameterization”.
L. 57: “…in the cross-frontal…”.

P. 3

L. 62: “…point roughly…”.
L. 78: “…on the global…”.
L. 83, 84: Use “second” and “third” to match “first”.
L. 85: “dominating” -> “dominant”.
L. 89: Do you need “actually”?

P. 4

L. 102: “…their relative importance…”.
L. 104: “…a large part…”.
L. 115-121: Use the same tense throughout the paragraph. E.g., L. 121, use “showed”. Please try and do this throughout the paper.
L. 122: “Further” -> “Many”.
L. 128: “…activity, as in the case studied by…”.
L. 132: Do you mean “…in the ECMWF fields”?

P. 5

L. 146: underestimation of what?
L. 163: “…in the Northern Hemisphere…”.
L. 168: “…always contains…”.

P. 6

L. 173: “…, and (3)…”.
L. 179: “…capable of measuring…”.
L. 181: “…of the GWMF…”.
L. 203: “…, i.e., …”. You this form elsewhere. Also use “…, e.g., …”.

P. 7

L. 206: “…from the ECMWF…”.
L. 214: I think you mean “…the shortest scales…”.
L. 224: I think you mean “…in the dependence on intrinsic…”.

P. 8

L. 273: Do you need “well”?

P. 10

L. 315: Do you need “of course”?

P. 11

L. 349: “…analysis altitude of 25 km. This…”.
L. 356: Do you need “well”?
L. 372: “ellipse”.
L. 373: “ellipses”.

P. 12

L. 383: Introduce acronym for WKB. Make sure acronyms are introduced when first used.
L. 391: “…in the ECMWF model.”

P. 13

L. 433: “…in ECMWF data…”.

P. 14

L. 462: kilometers

P. 19

L. 647: right column where?

P. 20

L. 674: left column where?
L. 694: Why is this interesting?

P. 22

L. 755: Rephrase this – I do not understand what you mean.
L. 766: Why is this puzzling?

P. 23

L. 775: “…from entering the…”.
L. 791: overline -> overbar.

P. 27

L. 930: “…is within the mid-frequency…”.
L. 934: approximately.
L. 945: Perhaps use “very well” instead of “excellently”.

P. 28

L. 954: obey
L. 966: Full-stop should be inside the bracket.

P. 38

Table 1: Could you avoid abbreviations?
Fig. 1: What do the vertical blue lines indicate?

P. 40

Fig. 3: Indicate in the caption what the ends of the colour scale signify. Same for Fig. 9, 11, 12.

P. 44

Fig. 7: Indicate in the caption what each panel shows. Same for Fig. 8.

P. 46

Fig. 10: What do the vertical green lines indicate?