Re: [gembud] Isallobaric wind using NARR data

Did you try a colon between the times

GDATTIM = 0000F000:0300F000
See the old support answer

I also suspect you need 1 GEMPAK grid file

http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/support/help/MailArchives/gempak/msg02259.html

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On Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at 10:07 AM, Peter Banacos - NWS Federal <
peter.banacos@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

> List:
>
> Has anyone ever tried plotting the isallobaric wind (vectors or magnitude)
> using NARR data? I've tried multiple possibilities using GDPLOT2, but it
> doesn't seems to recognize the assigned time range across two separate
> files (F000 from files spaced 3-hrs apart). Presumably it's just a syntax
> problem...any ideas?
>
>  GDFILE   =
> narr-a_221_20030212_0000_000.gem+narr-a_221_20030212_0300_000.gem
>  GDATTIM  = 0000F000!0300F000
>  GLEVEL   = 925!925
>  GVCORD   = PRES!PRES
>  PANEL    = 0
>  SKIP     = 0
>  SCALE    = 0!0!0!0
> #GDPFUN   = knts(mag(ISAL))
> GDPFUN   = knts(mag(ISAL(HGHT^030212/0000F000+2,HGHT^030212/0300F000+1))
> <etc>
>
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