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20030908: urgent need of data

Dusty,

I would suggest looking at the GFS model grids for the
levels you are interested. Long line URL follows:
ftp://tgftp.nws.noaa.gov/SL.us008001/ST.opnl/
   MT.avn_CY.12/RD.20030910/PT.grid_DF.gr1

Files such as: fh.0168_tl.press_gr.onedeg

(the 0168 is the 168 hour forecast from the analysis time).

These GRIB files can be decoder into GEMPAK using 
% cat fh.0168_tl.press_gr.onedeg | dcgrib2 -d - YYYYMMDDHH_avn@@@.gem

Use the GD programs to look at grid products.

If you are not familiar with model/gridpoint data, or the NCEP
operational data suite, please see the NWS web pages.

Steve Chiswell




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>Steve,
>If i was going to try and forcast next weeks winds on the surface and
>upper air what would be my best resource for finding new most recent
>data on winds.  I looked at the university of wyoming website so if you
>know another that would be really helpful, and I know that this isn't a
>GEMPAK question but your my best source to go to for this answer.
>thanks ,
>Dusty
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