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> I have resolved this question, thank you Hi, Han, May I ask how did you solve this question, and how did you use ERA5 data to run the Pysplit?...

Hi, Han, Thanks for your quick reply. I used hysplit_metdata to download ERA5 daily data and transfer them into ARL, then I just write a .sh script to combine them...

> @xli3111 I haven't had that problem. I have downloaded and successfully run both the 3-hour interval and the 6-hour interval data. The whole downloading, processing, and running process is...

> @Iaminalake I have found a solution to download and convert them yourself but it isn't so straightforward. https://github.com/amcz/hysplit_metdata I just became aware of this project recently and will be...

> I got it working, thank you ! : ) HYSPLIT - Initialization HYSPLIT version: hysplit.v5.3.0 Last Changed Date: 2023-11-07 ERROR metset: meteorological data time interval varies. Check input meteo...

> Great!! > […](#) > On Thu, Jul 13, 2023 at 12:44 PM Ruth Moore ***@***.***> wrote: I got it working, thank you ! : ) — Reply to this...

> I didn't get that error message. But if it helps, my data was daily and every 6 hours. > […](#) > On Tue, Jul 11, 2023, 19:47 Ruth Moore...

@vwgeiser Hi, I solved this problem, you could download the monthly data for three continuous months, and set the meteo_bookends=([1], [1]), like this. Then, for the whole mid month among...