Ryan May

Apologies, apparently while this looks a lot like the known text clipping issue, I can confirm that the example code works properly on 0.20.3 and produces the output above with...

So my guess is that the clipping issue is still at play somehow in producing the current behavior. The change that broke it is #2065, which added a wrapper for...

It's actually easier than that. As of 0.16, `STATES` is a baked in feature (using the `admin_1_states_provinces_lakes` instead of `admin_1_states_provinces_lines`): ```python import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import cartopy.crs as ccrs import...

That's all controlled by the [Natural Earth](https://github.com/nvkelso/natural-earth-vector) dataset we use, it's not a decision made by us. If you wanted to filter only to US features, you'd have to do...

This seems related to the behavior in #2240 around the bounds/boundary for Geostationary. If I increased the number of points, I started getting errors. I agree something isn't quit right...

I think the test failure is caused by minimum having a 3 1/2 year old version of xarray, which we could consider updating...but see my incoming review first.

I put together a version of this that uses the `ax.scattertext()` method we monkeypatch (😬) on `Axes` (we could instead use our `TextCollection` class that's used within), as well as...

After some discussion with @dcamron, one use case we realized that needed to be covered was that the plotting needs to work for the analyzed highs and lows from the...

Well I can get a good plot if I correct your call to `contour()` and your last call to `scattertext` to use `dataproj` rather than `ccrs.PlateCarree()`: ```python ax.contour(mslp.x, mslp.y, mslp,...

Ok, so the "too close" points are a flaw in the algorithm. Essentially we're using a filter to smear the extrema within the kernel, then using `==` to find where...