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Description

This small Python package allows to simply draw upper air sounding on a Skew-T diagramm using metpy library.

Installation

A PyPi package is available. You can check the PyPi page or simply run pip install cra in you terminal.

This package need have some dependancies:

  • metpy;
  • numpy;
  • matplotlib;
  • pandas.

Licence

This code is provided under the GNU General Public Licence v3.0+ (GPLv3+).

Please refer to LICENCE file for further information.

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