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[python #COB-992724]: CAPE/LFC Calculations Questions/Bug?

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  • Subject: [python #COB-992724]: CAPE/LFC Calculations Questions/Bug?
  • Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2017 14:58:20 -0600
Brad,

> --- I installed the matplotlib 2.1.0rc1, but I am still seeing the issue 
> where the CAPE (and CIN) is not being completely shaded. In the attached 
> figure, you can see it both at the bottom of the CAPE, top of the CIN, and a 
> bit at the top of the sounding. Do you know the matplotlib bug number on this 
> issue? Do you know if it was included in the current RC?
> 

Ah, I missed small piece. Try passing `interpolate=True` to the calls to 
`shade_cape` and `shade_cin`. We'll look at turning it on by default in 0.6.1, 
but for now you'll need to do it manually.

Ryan

Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: COB-992724
Department: Support Python
Priority: Low
Status: Closed
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