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Getting an error when attempting to run `snow17`: ``` elif ((qw >= deficit) and ait((qw + w_q) TypeError: 'int' object is not callable It looks like it's trying to call...

snow17.py generate a non-zero outflow even when there is no precip or snowmelt. In the screenshot below, cumulative outflow (after all snow has melted) exceeds cumulative precip: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1253774/39007188-0d0bbbc6-43ba-11e8-8317-d1f1c56663fa.png) I noticed...

I am trying to convert a netcdf file representing the livenh dataset back to ascii to ensure the conversion from #76 worked. My Script is: ```python from tonic.models.vic.ncparam2ascii import subset...

I am trying to convert the [livenh VIC parameter files](http://livnehpublicstorage.colorado.edu:81/Livneh.2015.NAmer.Dataset/nldas.vic.params/) to netcdf format. I have installed tonic to a python 3.9 environment with these packages: ```python conda create -n tonic...

I am getting this error while using the Tonic package: ``` File "~\grid_params.py", line 1013, in grid_params new[:-1, yi, xi] = veglib_dict[lib_var][:, np.newaxis] KeyError: 'lib_overstory' ```

I would like to use tonic to convert some VIC outputs from ASCII to NetCDF format, but when I run `./vic_utils vic2netcdf config_file.cfg`, I get the following key error: ```...

When I run `vic_utils grid_params --help`, I get the usage, like I would expect, but if I run `vic_utils grid_params soil_file.txt`, I get the same usage that I would get...

Hi, the Tonic setup page still refers to the Python package, xarray, as xray.

Email from Shervan: > I am trying to move to VIC image and I would like to transfer all my files which I prepared for the classical version (version 5)...

Your snow17.py script (line 263) has the following conditional expression that generates a syntax error: ait((qw + w_q)