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Good question. Here is a table of some grib variable names... I'll have to sit at my computer to see what is actually in the HRRR sfc output, but I'd start to look for EFRHAIL which is effective radius of hail. If you beat me to it, let me know what you find. |
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Ah thanks! Trying both EFRHAIL and HAIL (caps being important here) I do get results for I recieve an array with a |
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It looks like there are three different levels the HAIL variable is output for. from herbie import Herbie
H = Herbie("2023-10-01", fxx=6)
H.inventory("HAIL")
I think you are looking for the surface parameter, so filter by that ds = H.xarray("HAIL:surface")
ds.hail.plot() Now, I'm not too certain about the units. It might be worthwhile contacting the HRRR developers and ask them to clarify what this field represents. |
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I am trying to select specifically hail diameters at the surface.
The above code does work but I'd like to select just the hail field for performance / download speed reasons.
I tried using
:hail:
when calling xarray but no dice. I admit I am not very familiar with the underlying GRIB structure. Is selecting subfields like this supported by Herbie?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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