Click on under This folder contains HRRR model outputs every 15 “wrftwo_subh” “conus”. minutes. The folder contained hourly data. The complete link to this folder is below: “wrfnat” Click on Time Series”. “Best Click on the link next to The complete link to this dataset is below: “NetcdfSubset”. On the left, click on variable. “Precipitation_rate_surface” On the right, enter the same spatial subsetting coordinates as above. In the box, enter the date you made note of above to ensure that both “Time “Starting” downloaded datasets start at the same time. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click Another netcdf file should download to “Submit”. your computer. Move this file to the folder as well. “Ex3/Data” The URL link used to download this data follows the form below (the and “time_start” date and times will be different for you): “time_end” Display HRRR data in ArcMap: In ArcToolbox under Tools”, double click on the NetCDF Raster Layer” “Multidimensional “Make tool. Fill in the in the NetCDF Raster Layer” window appropriately. Navigate to the “Make file on your computer. We’ll take a look at temperature at a height of 2 “wrfnat_wrfnat_best.nc” meters above ground first; its’ XY coordinate dimensions are and which are in the “x” “y” Lambert Conformal Conic projection.
Click on “wrftwo_subh” under “conus”. This folder contains HRRR model outputs every 15 minutes. The “wrfnat” folder contained hourly data. The complete link to this folder is below: Click on “Best Time Series”. Click on the link next to “NetcdfSubset”. The complete link to this dataset is below: On the left, click on “Precipitation_rate_surface” variable. On the right, enter the same spatial subsetting coordinates as above. In the “Time box, enter the “Starting” date you made note of above to ensure that both downloaded datasets start at the same time. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click “Submit”. Another netcdf file should download to your computer. Move this file to the “Ex3/Data” folder as well. The URL link used to download this data follows the form below (the “time_start” and “time_end” date and times will be different for you): Display HRRR data in ArcMap: In ArcToolbox under “Multidimensional Tools”, double click on the “Make NetCDF Raster Layer” tool. Fill in the in the “Make NetCDF Raster Layer” window appropriately. Navigate to the “wrfnat_wrfnat_best.nc” file on your computer. We’ll take a look at temperature at a height of 2 meters above ground first; its’ XY coordinate dimensions are “x” and “y” which are in the Lambert Conformal Conic projection.