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MetPy Mondays #313 - Understanding Atmospheric Scale Height with Python and MetPy

This week we see how to use Python and MetPy to help our students understand the concept of atmospheric scale height and experiment with the parameters of the equation.

MetPy Mondays #312 - Logical and Bitwise Operators: What to use?

This week we talk about the difference between logical and bitwise operators and when you should use each. This is a common mistake we see!

MetPy Mondays #310 - How to Deal with Missing Data Part 3 - Filling and Interpolating

How can you use filling and interpolation to deal with missing data? Find out in this week's MetPy Monday!

MetPy Mondays #309 - How to Deal with Missing Data Part 2 - Using NaN and NA

What's the difference between np.nan and pd.NA? When do we use them? Find out in this week's MetPy Monday!

MetPy Mondays #308 - How to Deal with Missing Data Part 1 - QC

Missing data can throw off everything from your calculations crashing to feeding you incorrect results to interpret. The week we start a short series on ways to deal with missing data in Python.

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