BUFR data

[Tennessee Leeuwenburg]

You can download BUFR tables from the WMO website.

You need (I think) the 1.9 beta version of grads.

I have been trying to get it working myself, but so far with mixed
success (compile issues on debian).

If you just want to visualise the data and don't care how, you could try
metview or Matlab (if you have them)

Cheers,
-T

> Hi,
>   I know that GrADS can read bufr data, but I don't know how. Can
> someone explain to me or point me to some information about how it
> works? Is there a site I can download bufr tables from? I'd like to plot
> hourly profile data I have.
>
> Thanks,
> Greg
>
>
>
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