A collection of diagnostic and interpolation routines for use with output from the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF-ARW) Model.

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History

Kevin Hallock 6b4d704298 Update 2019 WRF workshop setup instructions		6 years ago
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source	Update 2019 WRF workshop setup instructions	6 years ago
Makefile	Completed the backporting of fortran 90 code to NCL. All routines should now pass numpy views directly to fortran to be filled rather than copying. Multi-product output now moves the product type to the left index. Raw computational routines have a public API (not tested yet however). Lots of clean-up done, and lots remaining.	9 years ago
make.bat	Completed the backporting of fortran 90 code to NCL. All routines should now pass numpy views directly to fortran to be filled rather than copying. Multi-product output now moves the product type to the left index. Raw computational routines have a public API (not tested yet however). Lots of clean-up done, and lots remaining.	9 years ago