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Reading HRRR data at different levels #63
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Note that this is connected to, but different from #66. In this case the additional bug is that we lose the information about single value coordinates. |
@blaylockbk what you are seeing are really a number of bugs:
Current branch
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@blaylockbk using the new heuristic for Please open a new issue if you still find that some variable is not usable.
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Awesome! I'll give it a spin and let you know if I run into anything else. Thank you for supporting this package. |
I am testing
cfgrib
on Windows to read NOAA's HRRR model output.Here is an example HRRR file: https://pando-rgw01.chpc.utah.edu/hrrr/sfc/20190227/hrrr.t00z.wrfsfcf08.grib2
I have read this data as follows:
HRRR grib files have multiple messages for U and V wind component at
heightAboveGround
. There is 10-m height and an 80-m height. I see theu10
variable loaded, but notu80
.Below shows the loaded variables:
Does the "skipping variable" have anything to do with this when opening a file? This is part of the message when the data was loading...
How does one use key filter arguments to get 10-m height and 80-m height when opening the dataset?
Also, the
u
andv
variables don't indicate what level they are for. How can I find out the level for that?I am also expecting to see variables for gusts at 10-m, reflectivity at 1-km above ground level, etc. For reference, here is a GRIB table for the HRRR files: https://rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/GRIB2Table_hrrrncep_2d.txt
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