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WRF mapping problem

mehmet

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My Python code works correctly for everything else, but I encountered this problem on the last run. What could be the reason?
 

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Two errors were found. Using a static `figsize` definition caused a projection mismatch by creating a canvas independent of the data matrix; a flexible structure should have been built from the start.

I obtained the first render by trying to tolerate the error in the `namelist.wps` and `namelist.input` files, then obtained the second render by applying the Python development method described in the paragraph above. While a simple problem, it's an important point for beginners.

The root cause of the error was the implementation of a static `figsize` in the Python code; this is suitable for the third graph defined in the 12.10 format. However, the improvement required editing the input and wps files and implementing a flexible structure.
 

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