MetPy Mondays

In this episode, we dive deeper into the Python enum and explore their applications in meteorological analysis. Enums provide a convenient way to define and work with a fixed set of symbolic names, making code more readable.
In this tutorial, we showcase how Python enums of the Flag type can be leveraged to represent various meteorological scenarios. From weather conditions and wind directions to atmospheric phenomena and precipitation types, enums enable us to create meaningful combinations using bitwise operators like OR (|) and AND (&).
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[@capuligenerichh.218]

I suggest revisiting the Cape/Cin calculations (Skew-T) with virtual temperature correction (as of the latest update).

[@DiegoAGM1086]

Hi, I'm making an API with FastAPI for predicting the conditions in the next hours using the current METAR data, and made an enum but with str types as default values with strenum module. So not only numeric values can be used in enums. Greetings.