Re: Areal averaged sounding

Hi Jimmy,

It looks like nobody's responded to this, so I'm looking into
it. (I've been on vacation the last two weeks.)

We have a set of functions that will do this in NCL, and I'll see
if there's something we can do to get you those functions
in Python.

--Mary

On Wed, 31 Jan 2007 jimmyc_at_iastate.edu wrote:

> All-
> I am using WRF model data which has variables:
> T[time,level,x,y]
>
> If I want to take an areal average over a time interval, how might I do that?
>
> I tried to use Numeric.average:
> t = t[:,0:34,:,:]
> ! this statement averages over time
> repeating the above:
> t =t[0:34,:,:]
> #averages over vertical level!
>
> But I do not want it to do that.
> Is there any other way to compute an areal average leaving the vertical
> levels alone?
>
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