From the NCL perspective, there is no need
to convert to another format. NCL can read
grib1 or grib2 directly.
You should be able to plot using NCL
f = addfile ("foo.grb", "r") ; grb1 or grb2
print(f) ; overview of file contents
x = f->Whatever ; read variable
Off the Application page
http://www.ncl.ucar.edu/Applications/index.shtml
Click on, say, NARR ... it should be more or less
the same approach.
Good luck
Goran Gasparac wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I'm trying to plot NCEP GFS (0.5 degree grib2) - gfs.*.mastergrb2f*
> What graphical tool should I use?
> Is it possible to do it with NCL?
> Should I convert grib2 (or grib1) format to some else, and then plot it?
>
> Thanks
> BR
> Goran Gasparac
>
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