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on this weekamp;#39;s metpy monday weamp;#39;ll start learning more about x-ray because itamp;#39;s a very important tool for working with the highly dimensional data that we do in meteorology and it is fundamentally part of metpai 1.0 welcome to another map pie monday hello iamp;#39;m john lehman a software engineer for unidata this week weamp;#39;re going to continue looking at metpi 1.0 but weamp;#39;re really just going to start looking at x-ray and getting a little bit familiar with it and how we can pull data thatamp;#39;s not example data because then weamp;#39;ll be able to actually query the gfs for example for whatever fields we want and use things like the declarative plotting interface to make plots of those with very very few lines of code but for this week what weamp;#39;re going to do is get some gfs data thatamp;#39;s going to involve using syphon and the threads data server since weamp;#39;re getting live data weamp;#39;re going to open that with x-