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The file_merge program included in your HYSPLIT installation may be used to combine two ARL-formatted meteorological files. The program is located in the exec directory where HYSPLIT is installed, for example, C:\hysplit\exec. Please refer to https://www.ready.noaa.gov/hysplitusersguide/util.htm#fil...

Please refer to the following HYSPLIT tutorial sections:

https://www.ready.noaa.gov/documents/Tu ... _prof.html

https://www.ready.noaa.gov/documents/Tu ... _mixd.html

We released a bug fix to https://github.com/noaa-oar-arl/hysplitplot. Use HYSPLITPLOT version 0.9.2 or later. The upgrade instructions are given in the README.md file.

Not sure if we have seen these errors before. What version of HYSPLIT were you installing? The error messages were truncated. It would be more helpful to see the full error messages. Could you post the error messages again in their entirety? You can run only failed tests by "pytest --lf" (with two h...

The minutes field in starting time is optional. If it is left out, HYSPLIT will use 0. If the minutes field is specified, HYSPLIT will use it. For example, "83 09 25 17 15" will be 1983-09-25 17:15. Please read https://www.ready.noaa.gov/hysplitusersguide/S262.htm on how to read a CONTROL file.

It seems that the libarw.a target is not created. Have you created ../../Makefile.inc (relative to the arw2arl directory) and declared NETINC and NETLIBS? These specify the include and link options for NetCDF. For example, the followings are used on my computer: NETINC= -I/usr/include NETLIBS= -L/us...

This post is essentially the same as viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2721. Please see the other post.

Could you modify the make file by adding "-larw" to LINKS and try again?

The HYSPLIT error message you saw is the same as viewtopic.php?f=14&t=2718. Please check the date time interval of your files converted for HYSPLIT.

To check if tcl is correctly installed on your Ubuntu computer, open a terminal and run "which wish." It should print where the wish program is located, as shown below: $ which wish /usr/bin/wish If "wish" is unavailable on your computer, you will need to have it installed by running something like ...