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Hi 👋
Thank you so much for helping me get the driver data prepped before I plug it into the model. As you recommended earlier, I separated my download and processing code into two different scripts. I can't wait to share this with the project team - they have been looking for a way to use code to prep their files in a more reliable way! Here I am following your advice of submitting a pull request with my initial effort so you can take a look at it before I move on to the modeling steps.
I haven't downloaded data from this site before, so I may have missed something obvious for how to download the precipitation files. I ended up doing it manually for all 42 years of data and then wrote my code to look for those files locally. I made a comment indicating this manual step in the download script. Finally, I added a plotting step to visually verify that my annual summaries are working properly.
I am using some common libraries in python so hopefully you can get those installed and run this yourself. Thanks, again! I know you are super busy and I really appreciate you taking the time to help me out.
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