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Jeff:<br>
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How do you define time in your control.ctl file? Do you define the
start time to be 19:00?<br>
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Jim<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 12/8/14, 10:55 AM, Jeff Duda wrote:<br>
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<div>I have a series of post-processed WRF files that were
run through the UPP. I selected only a certain range of
forecast hours to be processed (fhrs 19 through 26). To
view these data using one control file in GrADS I used
the following template string <br>
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dset ^WRFPRS_d01.%f2<br>
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which corresponds to file names like<br>
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WRFPRS_d01.22<br>
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WRFPRS_d01.23<br>
WRFPRS_d01.24<br>
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WRFPRS_d01.25<br clear="all">
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<div>Yet when I run gribmap, I get errors because it
assumes I'm starting at hour 00:<br>
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-bash-4.1$ gribmap -e -i control.ctl <br>
grib1map: opening GRIB file: WRFPRS_d01.00 <br>
grib1map warning: could not open GRIB file:
WRFPRS_d01.00<br>
grib1map: opening GRIB file: WRFPRS_d01.01 <br>
grib1map warning: could not open GRIB file:
WRFPRS_d01.01<br>
grib1map: opening GRIB file: WRFPRS_d01.02 <br>
grib1map warning: could not open GRIB file:
WRFPRS_d01.02<br>
grib1map: opening GRIB file: WRFPRS_d01.03 <br>
grib1map warning: could not open GRIB file:
WRFPRS_d01.03<br>
grib1map: opening GRIB file: WRFPRS_d01.04 <br>
grib1map warning: could not open GRIB file:
WRFPRS_d01.04<br>
grib1map: opening GRIB file: WRFPRS_d01.05 <br>
grib1map warning: could not open GRIB file:
WRFPRS_d01.05<br>
grib1map: opening GRIB file: WRFPRS_d01.06 <br>
grib1map warning: could not open GRIB file:
WRFPRS_d01.06<br>
grib1map: opening GRIB file: WRFPRS_d01.07 <br>
grib1map warning: could not open GRIB file:
WRFPRS_d01.07<br>
grib1map: reached end of files<br>
grib1map: writing the map...<br>
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<div>If I change the template string to %h2 instead of
%f2, it resets to <br>
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after looking for<br>
WRFPRS_d01.23,<br>
so it doesn't encompass the entire forecast range I'm
looking for.<br>
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I can get around this problem by using the %ch
template string, but this seems unnecessarily
complicated for what I'm trying to do. Does anyone
know why this happens or have a suggestion for a
better template?<br>
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Jeff Duda<br>
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<div class="gmail_signature">Jeff Duda<br>
Graduate research assistant<br>
University of Oklahoma School of Meteorology<br>
Center for Analysis and Prediction of Storms<br>
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