Orhan Eroglu

Hello, all the discussion here as well as the recent prototype xwrf effort of @andersy005 and blog posting of @mgrover1 are invaluable for Xarray/Dask-compatible WRF diagnostics. We have the objective...

Hi @lpilz , thanks for asking! There are pros & cons of either way (i.e. continuing with WRF-Python, or starting over a new package), and a few of them that...

@uturuncoglu and @isaciocca did you resolve your issue with installing from conda-forge?

@uturuncoglu @randyardianto Sorry to hear the inconveniences you are having! A few questions: - Is it a requirement for you to build from source instead of installing via conda-forge? -...

Thanks very much for your question (and the analysis behind it)! We'll look into it when time permits and hopefully get back to you with a finding.

Great feedback, thanks! On a different software tool with similar developments needs with WRF-Python, we are working on this. I am hoping we can get a solution soon there, which...

Hi, thanks very much for reaching out! Currently, WRF-Python shouldn't have support for Apple's ARM-based chips (M1-3), but we'd like to look into this as soon as we can. I...

@wreed1989 , please see [this](https://github.com/NCAR/wrf-python/issues/199#issuecomment-1949394544) from our team to get a working source-code build for yourself. If you encounter issues, we are here for help! FYI: We will be looking...

Hi @ccalvosa and @michaelavs, This is most likely due to the Fortran and C compilers we use underneath our distributions, and we would need to check if reliable compilers are...

Hi @ihaseeburrehman , not yet as we didn't start working on it. You can follow the [Installing WRF-Python via Source Code](https://wrf-python.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html#installing-via-source-code:~:text=python/1.0.1-,Installing%20via%20Source%20Code,-Installation%20via%20source) instructions to install it on M1 and even share...