Reviewer #1 has indicated a number of concerns which do not seem to have been addressed in the revision. I recommend you further review these comments. Note that further peer review may then be required.

# Reviewer #1 (numberings refer to response):

1. 1)
No changes seem to have been made to the paper to acknowledge this comment noting, for example, that you change both the number of layers and their distribution, and that there are many ways in which this could be done.

1. 2)
I think the text around equation (9) needs to be clarified. The final sentence of page 9 is particularly unclear.

2.
Discussion has been added to the response but not the paper.

3.
You have acknowledged the drawback in the response but not the paper.

4.
You have added only a very short paragraph in response to the reviewer comment.

# Reviewer #2:

Overall comments:

1.
The quoted text in the response is not as it appears in the paper.

Specific comments:

5.
You do not seem to have discussed or addressed the reviewer comment in the paper.

6.
I do not understand the current text around equation (9). This lacks units, and I find the final sentence of page 9 to be unclear.

8.
The quoted text in the response is not as it appears in the paper.

13.
I do not understand your response.

17.
Figures 9, 11: The caption colors do not match the legend.

# Other comments

The article is missing an "Author Contribution" section

Please refer to the additional referee comments.

Also:

1. Is it possible to archive the version of the code described in the manuscript, e.g. in a Zenodo repository?
2. Is it possible to clarify the license under which the code is available?
3. Please also ensure that data is deposited in an appropriate repository, as described in the Copernicus data policy.

Please further clarify the license under which the code is available. The cited Zenodo repository indicates "Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International", and includes no clear indication of the use of the MIT license. The article indicates that the software is under the MIT license.