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<p>I am trying to make a Meteogram with the GFS operational. I'm plotting 3-hour steps from hour 0-240 and then 12-hour steps from hour 240-384 from two separate control files.
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<p>When I tell grads to plot these scripts, they both start from the left of the time series. While this is good for hour 0-240, I want hour 240-384 to begin at hour 240. Does anybody know how to do this?</p>
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<p>Here's the applicable code I am currently running. I've also attached an image of the output I get.</p>
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<div>*Plot high-resolution operational<br>
'set dfile 2'<br>
*file t dimension goes from 1-81 in 3-hour intervals, but we need to set t from 1 to 129 so that operational goes to the appropriate length with respect to the previously plotted ensembles
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'set t 1 129'<br>
'set gxout line'<br>
'set cmark 0'<br>
'set ccolor 14' <br>
'set cthick 12'<br>
'd (tmp'%LEVEL'mb-273.15)'<br>
'set dfile 3'<br>
*t in 12-hour intervals from hour 240-384<br>
'set t 1 13'<br>
'set gxout line'<br>
'set cmark 0'<br>
'set ccolor 14' <br>
'set cthick 12'<br>
'd (tmp'%LEVEL'mb-273.15)'<br>
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Thank you,<br>
Charlie<br>
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