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20011210: PT_WNMT vs PT_WCOD


Scott and Steve,

I had a question regarding the weather codes that the
dcmetr decoder was obtaining for MIFG and BR.

The mtgemp.f routine calls PT_WNMT to encode MIFG as 9,
and BR as 31.

However, using sflist to print out the WTHR produces
the interpretation of GF for the metar code BR.
And F for MIFG.

Looking at PT_WCOD, 9 is decoded as F and 31 is decoded as GF.
So, it appears that the PT_WNMT matrix needs to be modified
to reflect this.

Steve


Eg ptwmnt.f:
        DATA            wpart / 'BR', 'DS', 'DU', 'DZ', 'FC', 'FG',      <<-----
     +                          'FU', 'GR', 'GS', 'HZ', 'IC', 'PL',
     +                          'PO', 'RA', 'SA', 'SG', 'SN', 'SQ',
     +                          'SS', 'TS', 'UP', 'VA',
     +                          '+DS', '-DZ', '+DZ', '+FC', '-GS',
     +                          '+GS', '-PL', '+PL', '-RA', '+RA',
     +                          '-SG', '+SG', '-SN', '+SN', '+SS',
     +                          'BCFG', 'BLDU', 'BLPY', 'BLSA', 'BLSN',
     +                          'DRDU', 'DRSA', 'DRSN', 'FZDZ', 'FZFG',
     +                          'FZRA', 'MIFG', 'PRFG', 'SHGR', 'SHGS',   <<----
     +                          'SHPL', 'SHRA', 'SHSN', 'TSRA',
     +                          '+BLDU', '+BLSA', '+BLSN', '-FZDZ',
     +                          '+FZDZ', '+FZFG', '-FZRA', '+FZRA',
     +                          '-SHGS', '+SHGS', '-SHPL', '+SHPL',
     +                          '-SHRA', '+SHRA', '-SHSN', '+SHSN',
     +                          '-TSRA', '+TSRA' /
        DATA            jpnum /  9, 33,  8,  2, -2,  9, <<-- change col1 from 
31 to 9
     +                           7,  4, 25,  6, 36, 23,
     +                          40,  1, 35, 24,  3, 10,
     +                          35,  5, 41, 11,
     +                          68, 17, 18, -1, 61,
     +                          62, 57, 58, 13, 14,
     +                          59, 60, 20, 21, 69,
     +                           9, 33, 34, 35, 32,
     +                          33, 35, 32, 19, 30,
     +                          15, 31,  9, 27, 67,   <<-- change col 2 from 9 
to 31
     +                          63, 16, 22, 66,
     +                          68, 69, 70, 53,
     +                          54, 30, 49, 50,
     +                          67, 67, 75, 76,
     +                          51, 52, 55, 56,
     +                          77, 78 /


Steve Chiswell
Unidata User Support