Anil,
You don't need to extract all those information in ascii format. NCL can
read/calculate those info directly from wrf output.
For storm track, you can get sea level pressure ("slvl") using
"wrf_user_mass.ncl", then find a minimum value using ncl functions.
I have a script for reading wrf output and making a plot for storm tracks.
If you are interested in it, please contact me personally.
Dennis,
Local_min is new to me.
I used ndtooned, min, and minind (consecutively) to get the indeces for
the min value in 2-D array last year.
Is local_min doing the same job as them? We need to find the global
minima in the whole domain, and the name 'local"_min worries me. Just
curious.
So-Young
anil rohilla wrote:
> hI
> List , i am having wrfoutput files and in these files i am having
> some tropical cyclone movement information i want to plot this
> information as a track...
> in ncl ploting i am geeting some low pressure systems ,how can we get
> infomartion about that low pressure system ,such as lat,lon
> ,pressure.wind speed ..etc in aasci format so that we can read and
> plot this
>
> regards
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