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Output Directory: C:\Code\GitHub\Gribber\example_output\testing\
GRIB files location: C:\Other\GRIB\Test\hrrr\
# For now, the above path should include the "hrrr" part.
Inputs Used Outfile Name: inputs_used_outfile_test.txt
Main output file name: All_output.csv

Regional Subset?: yes      # Options are "yes" or "no"
Longitude range (west side): -79
Longitude range (east side): -67
Latitude range (south side): 37
Latitude range (north side): 47

# Regional subset is applied to eliminate GRIB data not needed after
# the GRIB files are downloaded. For the regional subset to work,
# wgrib2 must be available and work on your system. If the
# "Regional Subset?" is set to yes, all data that is requested to be
# downloaded in the "Flow" section, will be trimmed to the domain of interest.
wgrib2 path: C:\Code\wgrib2\grib2\wgrib2\wgrib2.exe
Cygwin path: C:\Code\Cygwin\bin

Flow: p
Options for "Flow" are the following strings within quotes:
"h", "e", "hw", "hwa", "p", "ps", "s" "del_r", "del_n", "del_p", "del_all"

# h = Run Herbie only.

# e = Run program to process GRIB data and write to csv file.
# Note that Herbie must already have been run, or GRIB files must be
# available for "e" to work.

# hw = Run Herbie only, to obtain all variables at all heights needed to
# initialize the Weather Research & Forecasting (WRF) model. If this
# option is selected, the requests to specify the variables and levels
# listed below are ignored.

# hwa = Run Herbie only, to obtain all variables at all heights needed to
# initialize the WRF model. Also allows other variables (available below)
# to be downloaded. Unlike the "hw" option above, the requests to specify
# the variables and levels listed below are not ignored.

# p = Plot variable. Note that Herbie must already have been run, or one
# or more GRIB files must be available for "p" to work.

# ps = Plot variable within regional subset region. Note that Herbie must
# already have been run, or one or more regionally subsetted GRIB files must
be available for
# "ps" to work. Additionally, wgrib2 must be available and work on your
# system. This option is only activated if the "Regional Subset?" is set
# to "yes".

WRF suite?: no                      # Options are "yes" or "no"

Latitude: 36.25
Longitude: -86.57
Boundary Layer Height?: no              # Options are "yes" or "no"
U and V Wind Component?: no             # Options are "yes" or "no"
Wind Height Level 1: no                # Options are "yes" or "no"
Wind Height Level 2: yes                # Options are "yes" or "no"
Wind Height Level 3: no                # Options are "yes" or "no"
Wind Height Level 4: no                # Options are "yes" or "no"
Wind Height Level 5: no                # Options are "yes" or "no"
Wind Height Level 6: no                # Options are "yes" or "no"
Wind Height Level 7: no                # Options are "yes" or "no"
Wind Height Level 8: no                # Options are "yes" or "no"
Wind Height Level 9: no                # Options are "yes" or "no"
Wind Height Level 10: no               # Options are "yes" or "no"
Wind Height Level 11: no               # Options are "yes" or "no"
Wind Height Level 12: yes               # Options are "yes" or "no"
Temperature?: yes                     # Options are "yes" or "no"
Temperature Height Level 1: no          # Options are "yes" or "no"
Temperature Height Level 2: no          # Options are "yes" or "no"
Temperature Height Level 3: no          # Options are "yes" or "no"
Temperature Height Level 4: yes          # Options are "yes" or "no"
Temperature Height Level 5: no          # Options are "yes" or "no"
Temperature Height Level 6: no          # Options are "yes" or "no"
Temperature Height Level 7: yes          # Options are "yes" or "no"
Temperature Height Level 8: no          # Options are "yes" or "no"
Temperature Height Level 9: no          # Options are "yes" or "no"
Temperature Height Level 10: no         # Options are "yes" or "no"
Temperature Height Level 11: no         # Options are "yes" or "no"
Temperature Height Level 12: no         # Options are "yes" or "no"
Turbulent Kinetic Energy?: no         # Options are "yes" or "no"
Turbulent Kinetic Energy Level 1: no    # Options are "yes" or "no"
Turbulent Kinetic Energy Level 2: no    # Options are "yes" or "no"
Turbulent Kinetic Energy Level 3: no    # Options are "yes" or "no"
Turbulent Kinetic Energy Level 4: no    # Options are "yes" or "no"
Turbulent Kinetic Energy Level 5: no    # Options are "yes" or "no"
Turbulent Kinetic Energy Level 6: no    # Options are "yes" or "no"
Turbulent Kinetic Energy Level 7: no    # Options are "yes" or "no"
Turbulent Kinetic Energy Level 8: no    # Options are "yes" or "no"
Turbulent Kinetic Energy Level 9: no    # Options are "yes" or "no"
Turbulent Kinetic Energy Level 10: no   # Options are "yes" or "no"
Turbulent Kinetic Energy Level 11: yes   # Options are "yes" or "no"
Turbulent Kinetic Energy Level 12: yes  # Options are "yes" or "no"
Pressure?: no                          # Options are "yes" or "no"
Pressure Level 1: no                   # Options are "yes" or "no"
Pressure Level 2: no                   # Options are "yes" or "no"
Pressure Level 3: no                   # Options are "yes" or "no"
Pressure Level 4: no                   # Options are "yes" or "no"
Pressure Level 5: no                   # Options are "yes" or "no"
Pressure Level 6: no                   # Options are "yes" or "no"
Pressure Level 7: yes                   # Options are "yes" or "no"
Pressure Level 8: no                   # Options are "yes" or "no"
Pressure Level 9: no                   # Options are "yes" or "no"
Pressure Level 10: no                  # Options are "yes" or "no"
Pressure Level 11: no                  # Options are "yes" or "no"
Pressure Level 12: no                  # Options are "yes" or "no"
Specific Humidity?: no                 # Options are "yes" or "no"
Specific Humidity Level 1: no          # Options are "yes" or "no"
Specific Humidity Level 2: no          # Options are "yes" or "no"
Specific Humidity Level 3: no          # Options are "yes" or "no"
Specific Humidity Level 4: no          # Options are "yes" or "no"
Specific Humidity Level 5: no          # Options are "yes" or "no"
Specific Humidity Level 6: no          # Options are "yes" or "no"
Specific Humidity Level 7: yes          # Options are "yes" or "no"
Specific Humidity Level 8: no          # Options are "yes" or "no"
Specific Humidity Level 9: no          # Options are "yes" or "no"
Specific Humidity Level 10: no         # Options are "yes" or "no"
Specific Humidity Level 11: no         # Options are "yes" or "no"
Specific Humidity Level 12: no         # Options are "yes" or "no"

Start Date: 2025-02-04                # Start date of data request.
End Date: 2025-02-04                  # End date of data request. (inclusive)

# Since HRRR GRIB files cover the contiguous U.S., lat. and long. values
# should represent those areas. However, GRIB longitude values are
# in "degrees east of the Prime Meridian". This is corrected in the code.
# So in this file, the latitude and longitude of Cleveland, Ohio for example,
# should be entered as follows:
# Example latitude: 41.4993
# Example longitude: -81.6944

# If you request u and v wind components, you must also request one or more
# wind levels. If you request temperature, you must also request one or more
# temperature levels.
# If you request turbulent kinetic energy, you must also request one or more
# turbulent kinetic energy levels.
# If you request pressure, you must also request one or more pressure levels.
# If you request specific humidity, you must also request one or more
# specific humidity levels.

# The height of each level varies based on location and weather.
# The approximate heights above ground level are as follows:
# Level 1:  10.8 meters
# Level 2:    40 meters
# Level 3:    91 meters
# Level 4:   176 meters
# Level 5:   299 meters
# Level 6:   460 meters
# Level 7:   654 meters
# Level 8:   875 meters
# Level 9:  1110 meters
# Level 10: 1390 meters
# Level 11: 1710 meters
# Level 12: 2080 meters

# More levels requested = longer download time.

# Date format examples for start or end date:
# 2022-01-01, 2022-07-27, 2019-11-15

# With typical internet speed and let's say you download 1 variable at
# 2 different heights, it should take about 1 minute to download
# 1 day of data. The size of that daily folder would be about 50 MB.

# If you run herbie to extract different/more variables than the
# previous run, new files will be created. The old files are not deleted,
# so the GRIB output will not make sense unless the old files are moved
# or deleted before you start herbie.

# If you already have all the GRIB data you need and the files have the
# correct Herbie directory structure, "Herbie Already Done?" should be "yes".