HYSPLIT Forum: hysplitbbs.arl.noaa.gov

Thank you for informing us of the axis labeling issue. We will look into it.

HYSPLIT expects a constant time interval in a meteorological data file. For example, if the difference between the first data time and the second is 60 minutes, the third should be 60 minutes after the second. And so on. The error message "Changed from 60 min to -300 min" indicates the interval was ...

Have you included the --no-check-certificate option when you tried the wget command? If it was already tried, our IT department wants to know what operating system you are using, the svn/wget version numbers, and the full command-line used to pull the code (except for the username and the password).

Thanks for trying. I will contact our IT department.

I was able to download the HYSPLIT source code using the svn command a few minutes ago. Perhaps, your system is configured to use IPv6 address? If this is the case, you might want to try the wget command with the IPv4 address only option. The download instructions you received describe how to use th...

Probably you could write a script that automates downloading HRRR data files from the ARL archives. See https://www.ready.noaa.gov/archives.php on how to use ftp access. Downloaded files may be cropped by using xtrct_grid or xtrct_time: see https://www.ready.noaa.gov/hysplitusersguide/util.htm#xtrct...

The original GFS may have more data for higher altitudes. For the ARL-formatted files for HYSPLIT, the lowest pressure for the GFS Model (1 degree, pressure), the GFS (Long Range) Model, and the GFS (0.25 degree, sigma-pressure hybrid) Model are 100 hPa, 100 hPa, and 13 hPa, respectively: please ref...

The hysplit.tcl file should be opened with the tcl application you installed. If you followed the installation instructions at https://www.ready.noaa.gov/documents/Tu ... l_win.html, it is C:\tcl\bin\wish86t.exe. Please consult the last paragraph under Step 3.

We were able to reproduce the issue. While we are working on a fix, you might want to use a third party ftp client like WinSCP, FileZilla, etc. to download archived meteorology files: see https://www.ready.noaa.gov/archives.php for detailed instructions.

Were you using the HYSPLIT GUI for downloading? If not, what was the ftp program you were using?