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Thank you. I have added a few labels in different places, but not committed it to master because the code is a bit of a mess. If you are interested in using this I'll try clean it up soon
I would like your attention to this project https://github.com/cwebster2/pyMeteo. Especially the output plot which really looks stunning. I would like to see the output of tephigram also to look like that (with hodograph, wind shear parameters along with upperwind). How about implementing the same in to this project. I hope implementing this wont be a problem as you can take necessary codes from the pymeteo project. The pymeteo can plot Skew-T from various sources and we can implement the same in to this project as well. If you say yes then I can take responsibility for implementing wrf part of it.
So why am I interested at all. Because, web is full of Skew-T.... :-))
hey @wxguy, sorry for the delay here. I've been refactoring my code and made some improvements. Every call which adds lines to the diagram now returns the matplotlib lines, so it would be possible with this to add labels. Is that what you were thinking?
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leifdenby commentedon May 19, 2016
Thank you. I have added a few labels in different places, but not committed it to
masterbecause the code is a bit of a mess. If you are interested in using this I'll try clean it up soonwxguy commentedon May 19, 2016
If you are interested in using thisYes I am.
I would like your attention to this project https://github.com/cwebster2/pyMeteo. Especially the output plot which really looks stunning. I would like to see the output of tephigram also to look like that (with hodograph, wind shear parameters along with upperwind). How about implementing the same in to this project. I hope implementing this wont be a problem as you can take necessary codes from the pymeteo project. The pymeteo can plot Skew-T from various sources and we can implement the same in to this project as well. If you say yes then I can take responsibility for implementing wrf part of it.
So why am I interested at all. Because, web is full of Skew-T.... :-))
leifdenby commentedon Sep 25, 2017
hey @wxguy, sorry for the delay here. I've been refactoring my code and made some improvements. Every call which adds lines to the diagram now returns the matplotlib lines, so it would be possible with this to add labels. Is that what you were thinking?