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MetPy Mondays #241 - Dispelling Coriolis Myths with MetPy

11 July 2022

We've all heard the myth about Coriolis forces changing how a toilet flushes, so this week we disprove it with MetPy.

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MetPy Mondays #240 - Can we predict heights based on surface pressure?

04 July 2022

Can we use surface heights and pressure to predict the height of the 500hPa layer? If not, why?

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MetPy Mondays #239 - Making a 500hPa Height Climatology

27 June 2022

This wee we use sounding data to answer the question of how high is the 500mb layer over the course of a year?

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MetPy Mondays #238 - Making a Wet Bulb Calculator App with Qt Part 4

20 June 2022

This week we wrap up our GUI application by adding a menu bar and item to switch between units!

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MetPy Mondays #237 - Making a Wet Bulb Calculator App with Qt Part 3

13 June 2022

This week we look at cleaning up our layout and displaying results in our LCD widget.

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