meteolib
A python module conatins standard equations, constants and conversions adopted or recommended by the World meteorological Organization (WMO) for general use in meteorology.
Requirements:
pip install numpy pandas
Installation:
As root or Administrator:
pip install meteolib
or as normal user:
pip install --user meteolib
or manually install the sources available from GitHub
Documentation: http://druee.gitlab-pages.uni-trier.de/meteolib/
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