Ryan May
@Z-Richard based on our discussion on today's MetPy dev call (which anyone is welcome to join), we can keep the direct implementation of the mixed layer support since it seems...
> I was just implicitly thinking that `assert_almost_equal` would throw an `AssertionError` when two values have different units. Ah, yeah the converter is just smart enough to first make sure...
#2629 is adding a bunch of examples, including one with all the indices, might make sense to add this there (cc @kgoebber) since I sense this is getting merged shortly....
The [manual](https://unidata.github.io/MetPy/latest/_static/USAF_SkewT_manual.pdf) (4.18 and 4.19) says > When there is much variation in moisture content in the layers near the surface, an average moisture value of the lower layer may...
Let me look locally. Some of the other most recent builds don't show this, so I'm guessing something that's tweaked in this PR is causing it.
Ok, so the error is caused by the fact that we're now doing a little bit of computing, so our this line: ```python ref_pressure < pressure.max() ``` ends up returning...
Actually, on second thought I'll do a separate PR for that issue, since I'll need some tests for that. We can ignore the warning in your PR.
You should be able to add the blank line and do: ``` git commit —amend git push —force ```
As far as the other tests, I can take a look and see what’s going on.
@jibbals Apologies on this languishing for so long. I took the liberty of rebasing this on current `main` and making sure everything works with how the code is now structured....