By using a nested fine mesh model over complex terrain and the FGGE level Ⅲb dataset from 2 to 6 June 1979, a series of contrast experiments for large scale precipitation (LSP) have done in this paper. A scheme of the LSP which uses modified saturation removal method was adopted. Results of the experiments show; 1) In the runs with the different initial conditions, the 24-hour forecast is better than the 48-hour one, especially in mid-and low-lati- tudes; 2) The LSP can be set on either at each time step or once per model hour, but the former run is more reasonable in physics and gives a better forecast in rainfall than the latter run; 3) In the southreu part or in the season with high temperature and humidity, the rainfr.ll forecast is sensitive to the changes in saturation condensation ratio, Fr; 4) There are significant improYement s in the forecast of situations and flow fields in the model run with topography) 5) The somewhat improvements of the moist model run over dry one are that the LSP latent heating makes weather system moving faster, which cause the pressure fall and affect the flow fields in the lower level. The heating mainly occur in the levels from 740 to 800hPa.