Ryan May
My apologies that this didn't receive a response sooner. Thanks for the analysis and the suggested fix, I agree and have implemented the suggested fix in #2674.
Leaving this to track adding a declarative version of SkewT.
@gerritholl My impression of pint-pandas it that it's not particularly mature (@jthielen may have a more updated opinion), so I'm very reticent to depend on it at this time. Our...
Well, #2398 added a bit to the docs. Could still use an example (Looks like this was already sitting here @jthielen )
I'm still wondering if we could have better behavior here, or at least how we compare to `np.interp`. Would be good to ensure we're at least matching their behavior in...
This is super cool, thanks for submitting--I'm excited you got this working so relatively easily. I haven't done a detailed review, but a couple things jump out: * Can you...
If that came in with the recent matplotlib PR and won't appear until 3.4, then yeah. That part would go in `_mpl.py`.
Of course it's not as simple as removing that bogus wrapping code, as that breaks a the `test_latlon` test: ```python from datetime import datetime from metpy.cbook import get_test_data from metpy.plots...
Everything works fine if I change the extent of the image data (either with `extent` manually or in the data) from [250, 315] to [-110, -45 ]. It also behaves...
Jotting down a thought here: * Add a method to our xarray accessor(s) to use CartoPy's `add_cyclic_point` (or implement our own for dependency avoidance) * Use that to avoid any...