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Hi Kelton, I see this with some stations, it doesn't look good to output out of order like that, but from looking at snlist source code I don't see any easy fix. However, I did notice that the mandatory pressure levels being reported showed -9999 (missing) TMPF: SNPARM = PRES;TMPF STID = DNR STNM = 72469 TIME = 140617/1200 SLAT = 39.77 SLON = -104.87 SELV = 1625.0 STIM = 1200 PRES TMPF 832.00 52.52 1000.00 -9999.00 925.00 -9999.00 850.00 -9999.00 831.00 53.60 830.00 55.40 I changed to "SNPARM = tmpf>-9999" and now: PRES TMPF 832.00 52.52 831.00 53.60 830.00 55.40 827.00 61.52 820.00 65.48 Hopefully this helps... -Michael > I have a question regarding the merging of data (MRGDAT=YES) in the snlist > program. > > I am attempting to create text files for soundings coming in through LDM and > are already decoded into .gem format. When I choose to merge the data, > however, it displays the surface first, followed by the 1000mb level. This is > fine if the surface pressure > 1000. mb, but that is not the case for many > sounding locations. Is there a way to a) specify to snlist to order the data > by descending pressure or b) edit a file somewhere and recompile in order to > force it to do so? > > Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. > > Kelton Halbert > Research Assistant > University of Oklahoma > Director of Development > Oklahoma Weather Laboratory > > Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: UJV-485868 Department: Support GEMPAK Priority: Normal Status: Open