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Plotting HYCOM SST data in Python
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@jweisbaum
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Hey Daniel, I'm trying to write the north and east velocity variables of the RTOFS data to a grib file. This tutorial has been super helpful but I can't figure out how to map it to the grib standard. Any pointers?

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Hi @jweisbaum, it's rather difficult to properly write out GRIB files... I'm not familiar with any off-the-shelf package in Python that can easily do it. Your best bet may be to save things to a NetCDF file, and then use a tool like gdal_translate to convert from NetCDF to GRIB.

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Thanks so much, I've been able to get it working more or less with Iris by doing some processing on the netcdf, writing to a new netcdf and then using cdo and wgrib2. I'll check out gdal_translate. Your tutorials are awesome.

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I appreciate the feedback! Always happy to help.

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