Matthew Iannucci

I am pretty sure that the copernicus climate store exports single level data in a grib1 file, gribberish cant even read it because it doesnt contain all the grib2 sections...

I have gotten this to work fine on both Ubuntu and Arch with the forked xserver-xorg-input-synaptics found [here](https://github.com/felipejfc/xserver-xorg-input-synaptics). I have also written up a little post so I remember the...

Awesome. I tested on both Arch Linux and Ubuntu 14.04 and it works great. However it seems to drop battery life by an hour on both distros. Any idea what's...

@pdavydov108 thanks that seems to have done the trick! i can deal with the decrease in sensetivity.

So pygrib should be the default now in this package. Things are a little outdated here because i have moved on to use other methods, but everything here should work...

These days, most people Are using xarray and cfgrib to do this kind of workflow

So the main reason was that I switched how i was downloading model data from noaa for performance reasons, and by using python i didnt have to reinvent the wheel....

Need to do chunking to speed up probs

Example from the HRRR ``` 1:0:d=2023031200:REFC:entire atmosphere:735 min fcst: 2:665218:d=2023031200:RETOP:cloud top:735 min fcst: 3:935932:d=2023031200:var discipline=0 center=7 local_table=1 parmcat=16 parm=201:entire atmosphere:735 min fcst: 4:1715820:d=2023031200:VIL:entire atmosphere:735 min fcst: 5:2136475:d=2023031200:VIS:surface:735 min fcst: 6:3522779:d=2023031200:REFD:1000...

Specifically for the product tables cuz there's too many to ever want to code by hand https://github.com/wmo-im/GRIB2/blob/master/GRIB2_CodeFlag_4_2_CodeTable_en.csv