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Add isnoda conda environment that uses Python 3.9 and the `integrate_wrf` branches of AWSM and SMRF
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Update script to reflect changes with the Python 3.9 upgrade and integration of weather_forecast_retrieval into SMRF. Also adds installing TopoCalc from source.
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TODO: Move pip packages to |
No longer needed with 3.9 setup
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I have been running now all my model setups on Python 3.9 without any library issues. |
Point to the actual model components used.
Keep the resources around for look up purposes. No need to point external users to those as they are not fully fledged.
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Adding a
condaenvironment file that runs the model with Python 3.9This will also require using specific branches for AWSM and SMRF:
PySnobal and Topocalc are still using the latest from master at ARS