Ryan May
> It's mainly a convenience for direct user input (notebooks), but often I have a list of ISO dates I need to loop over. Not a problem if you don't...
Some useful links: - http://atmo.tamu.edu/class/atmo251/UpperAirCode.pdf - http://weather.unisys.com/wxp/Appendices/Formats/TEMP.html - [WMO Manual](https://github.com/metpy/MetPy/files/138684/wmo_306-vI1_en.pdf)
Nothing's been added to MetPy, but we're always happy to have community contributions.
Not sure when we'll get to this, so we welcome community contributions on this. @ealucy Since this is a little broad, it would be really helpful to see an example...
Sounds like a plan. I look forward to having a pull request to review.
Definitely a good idea. Would probably be readily do-able if/when we make these proper gridlines (or grline-like) as suggested in #112.
Also, did you see our [user survey](https://goo.gl/forms/8JJPwMLWdLI6TEOp1)?
Thanks @brian-rose ! Would love to have your feedback on the interface presented in #2488, which provides a declarative style plotting interface (inline with our existing "simplified" plotting interface) and...
#2369 is another instance of this problem. I think it might be possible to have our xarray handling automatically add a name. The obvious part is including something like `'_{func.__name__}'`....
Actually, that's a really good point that 1 argument should be `var_funcname` and multiple should be `funcname`. The good news is that the way the xarray handling is done, this...