HI all, First of all this is a great resource and thanks to those who keep it going. Second I am a

Daymet is gridded data. I need station data only. Thanks On Fri, 11 Aug, 2023, 2:12 am Emilio Mayorga

I ended up getting sucked into this. I guess I was too curious. The good news is that I found the

This list hasn't been used in a while, but I'm hoping there's still plenty of ulmo users

Hi, Thank you both, you are right. It was a simple typo. However, I've also since run into

Hello, I posted this a moment ago but wanted to edit the message. I ended up deleting it. I tried

Hi Emily (and Dharhas), Actually ... your ulmo nwis request attempt uses the argument service="

What ulmo uses depends on the service in question. Originally none of the source websites used https.

retrying or the conda update conda should fix things https://github.com/conda/conda/issues/4337 On

Not sure what you are asking. ulmo has no relation to GSODR. It is an independent package for use in

Hey All, I did a new release of ulmo. Changes listed below: 0.8.4 (release 2017-02-06) added stevens

Hi All, I just released a minor update to ulmo. Fixes USGS NED services. - dharhas

Cool. Thanks, Dharhas. Cheers, -Emilio On Tue, Jul 19, 2016 at 6:28 AM, Dharhas Pothina <dharhas@

Hi All, ulmo 0.8.2 has been released on pypi and I've requested Filipe to update the binary

Hi Wade, ulmo is a fairly simple pure python module, I can't think of anything that could cause

Thanks dharhas, that information was very useful. On Tuesday, September 15, 2015 at 10:16:51 AM UTC-6

Hi Fabian, ok the 'to_dataframe' being missing for GHCN vs GSOD is just an artifact of the

@Cameron : Refactoring the cdec module would be great. I'll ping you when there is a clear path

Hi Dharhas, Cool to see your new raster services now in ulmo! Cheers, -Emilio On Mon, Apr 27, 2015 at

Hi Ian, Ulmo currently does not support that particular dataset. In terms of new functionality,

Joseph, Glad you found something that worked for you, as an fyi, your code will probably break/give

Thanks for the response On Fri, Jan 30, 2015 at 5:47 AM, Dharhas Pothina <dha...@gmail.com>

Hi Ciaran, I had a quick look. Looks like the USGS web service only returns drainage area if you

So the tulsa district water control websites only serve data by date. ie if you supply a date you can

Hi Rohit. Parsing WaterML2 from CUAHSI WOF services would be a very welcome addition. There is an

When you use as_dataframe=True, ulmo is returning a dictionary of pandas dataframes, one for each

Alex, thanks for saying thanks :) Its nice to be appreciated. - dharhas On Wed, Apr 23, 2014 at 3:57

Makes sense. Regarding WCS, yeah, I'm still not persuaded it's made any meaningful inroads,

Thanks Dharhas that did help. I thought pandas was making a naive datetime object from the text and

I updated ulmo to the most recent version and everything is working for me now. Thanks! Cuyler On Mon