This MetPy Monday tutorial shows how to automatically identify and plot high and low pressure centers on a weather map.

This MetPy Monday tutorial demonstrates how to access GFS analysis data from a THREDDS Data Server for use in Python case study workflows.

This MetPy Monday tutorial demonstrates how to create an Emagram in Python using MetPy’s upper-air plotting tools.

This MetPy Monday tutorial shows how to create a Stüve diagram in Python using MetPy’s new Stüve plotting tools.

This MetPy Monday episode introduces a new series focused on the latest features in MetPy and practical workflows for meteorological data analysis in Python.

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FireWxPy is a user friendly, open source Python package to create visualizations of data specific to fire weather and fire weather forecasting, created by Eric J. Drewitz. The package is built to support a wide range of fire weather-focused visualizations for any state or GACC Region. Users can also create custom boundaries using latitude and longitude coordinates. Version 1.4.3, released February 1, 2025, allows users to create a variety of graphics, samples of which you can view in the full article.

Ana Castaneda Montoya

As part of my summer of 2024 internship I had the privilege of getting involved with some of NSF Unidata's Python projects. My work ranged from creating educational tutorials to adding new functionalities to existing libraries, enhancing the resources available to the community.