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This is because with the raw text on the server, Latitude is listed as '******' and can't be converted to a float. On further inspection, Longitude is missing, and Elevation is -9999.0 I've noticed this with multiple soundings in South America.
I think it would make the most sense to return None or Nan for Latitude, Longitude and Elevation when this problem arises.
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The main goal is to allow for missing station information, which results
in '******' for latitude, no longitude, and -9999.0 for elevation. As a
result, avoid the fixed index parsing of this information, and instead
rely on the text to the left of the ':' to identify appropriate
sections.
…#749)
The main goal is to allow for missing station information, which results
in '******' for latitude, no longitude, and -9999.0 for elevation. As a
result, avoid the fixed index parsing of this information, and instead
rely on the text to the left of the ':' to identify appropriate
sections.
wyoming.py fails with:
df = WyomingUpperAir.request_data(datetime(2012, 1, 1, 0), '82244')
This is because with the raw text on the server, Latitude is listed as '******' and can't be converted to a float. On further inspection, Longitude is missing, and Elevation is -9999.0 I've noticed this with multiple soundings in South America.
I think it would make the most sense to return None or Nan for Latitude, Longitude and Elevation when this problem arises.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: