Steven Decker
Steven Decker
I would amend the implementation so that the highs/lows at the grid edge are omitted, in line with what GEMPAK does. I believe the for loops in the GEMPAK code...
#2586 is related to this.
Thanks for the example! That would definitely serve as a good start for a MetPy implementation.
I agree that the Boyden Index is in the same vein as existing calculations like Total Totals, K Index, etc., which MetPy does calculate. So it would be worthwhile to...
For `vorticity`, I would take my "the output is of the same nature as the input" out and do nothing! But I suppose that isn't ideal, so in cases where...
> @sgdecker What's the original use case for wanting the data to be present within a `Dataset`? The immediate use case here was to create a `BarbPlot`. A more speculative...
Not sure if this should go here or in a new issue (or even if this is an issue), but with this code: ```python import dask.array as da import metpy.calc...
@dopplershift Yes, this is scaled down for example purposes. The real data is climate model output, so we are looking at something on the order of 10,000 gridpoints and thousands...
Plenty of GEMPAK files have GRIB2 packing these days, so I'd like to second that list item, which is a particularly high priority for my own process of converting things...
> Add unit metadata to variables and coordinates in `*xarray()` methods A variation of this would be to allow pressures with units for the `level` keyword argument. For instance: ```python...