Making a wind rose in pandas/matplotlib

wind_rose.ipynb

@Matthias84 -- that's not enough info for me to provide manful advice. I recommend you look at cloudside, where I put all of this into a single function

I'm getting:
sta = metar.WeatherStation('KPDX')
AttributeError: module 'metar' has no attribute 'WeatherStation'
..?

I'm getting:
sta = metar.WeatherStation('KPDX')
AttributeError: module 'metar' has no attribute 'WeatherStation'
..?

@BDJensen -- checkout https://github.com/geosyntec/cloudside -- that's where all of this stuff lives now. More to the point, the purpose of that section of code was to download the data. You can skip it and get the data anyway you want.

Great code, thanks a lot!

Hi, thank you very much for your code.

Is there a way to centralize the bins with the grid lines? In my example, they start from the class limits, as you can see in the image.
I could not identify which parameter is responsible for this.
Please, find the dataset used for the plot.

Best regards,

Felipe Amorim

@fllamorim Hard to guess from what you've provided. My best guess is that you need re-define your bins to actually be centered. In my example, the bins are numerically and graphically centered. If you define the bins correctly, you shouldn't need to tweak any graphical parameters.

Just wanted to say thanks - this was very useful for me!