Latest News

11th April 2024

5.22.0 installed in module ecmwf-toolbox/2023.04.0.0 at ECMWF. Updated conda (metview and metview-batch) and brew (metview) packages available in the coming days. Documentation on readthedocs.

12th December 2023

5.21.0 installed in module ecmwf-toolbox/2023.12.0.0 at ECMWF. Updated conda (metview and metview-batch) and brew (metview) packages available in the coming days. Documentation on readthedocs.

3rd October 2023

5.20.0 installed in module ecmwf-toolbox/2023.10.0.0 at ECMWF. Updated conda (metview and metview-batch) and brew (metview) packages available in the coming days. Documentation on readthedocs.

11th July 2023

5.19.2 installed in module ecmwf-toolbox/2023.07.0.0 at ECMWF. Updated conda (metview and metview-batch) and brew (metview) packages available in the coming days. Documentation on readthedocs.

16th May 2023

5.19.1 installed in module ecmwf-toolbox/2023.04.1.0 at ECMWF. Updated conda (metview and metview-batch) and brew (metview) packages available in the coming days. Documentation on readthedocs.

4th April 2023

5.19.0 installed in module ecmwf-toolbox/2023.04.0.0 at ECMWF. Updated conda (metview and metview-batch) and brew (metview) packages available in the coming days. Documentation on readthedocs.

26th January 2023

5.18.0 installed in module ecmwf-toolbox/2023.01.0.0 at ECMWF. Updated conda (metview and metview-batch) and brew (metview) packages available in the coming days. Documentation on readthedocs.

6th December 2022

5.17.4 installed in module ecmwf-toolbox/2022.08.3.0 at ECMWF. Updated conda (metview and metview-batch) and brew (metview) packages available. Documentation on readthedocs.

7th November 2022

5.17.3 installed in module ecmwf-toolbox/2022.08.2.0 at ECMWF. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview and metview-batch. Documentation on readthedocs.

11th October 2022

Metview is now available on Homebrew! See the installation instructions.

24th August 2022

Version 1.13.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.17.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda package available - metview-python.

6th June 2022

Metview is now available as a native macOS M1 package on conda-forge! See the installation instructions.

18th May 2022

5.16.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview and metview-batch. Documentation now on readthedocs.

Version 1.12.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.16.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda package available - metview-python.

6th March 2022

5.15.1 released as source tarball in order to fix compilation on macOS. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview and metview-batch. Documentation now on readthedocs.

4th March 2022

5.15.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview and metview-batch. Documentation now on readthedocs.

Version 1.11.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.15.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda package available - metview-python.

19th January 2022

5.14.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview and metview-batch.

7th December 2021

5.14.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview and metview-batch.

Version 1.9.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.14.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda package will be available in the coming days - metview-python.

29th September 2021

5.13.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF, with no need for an external release.

Version 1.8.1 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.13.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview-python.

26th August 2021

5.13.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview and metview-batch.

Version 1.8.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.13.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview-python.

17th June 2021

5.12.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda packages available - metview and metview-batch.

19th May 2021

5.12.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.2 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.12.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th May 2021

Metview's Python layer is now available as a conda package metview-python. If you install Metview's binaries through conda, then it is now recommended to also install the Python layer through conda like this:

# conda install metview         -c conda-forge # to install the binaries - ONE of these only
# conda install metview-batch   -c conda-forge # to install the binaries - ONE of these only
conda install metview-python  -c conda-forge # to install the Python layer - requires one of the above

In a conda environment, this is preferred over 'pip install metview', as it gives better package management. In non-conda environments, such as virtualenv, 'pip install metview' is still the way to install it.

27th April 2021

5.11.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.1 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.1 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

24th March 2021

5.11.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

16 new examples added to the Gallery!

20th January 2021

5.10.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.6.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.10.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

Added two new examples to the Gallery.

Curve With Log Y Axis Example	Curves with Different Y Scales Example

10th November 2020

5.10.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

15th October 2020

5.10.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.5.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd July 2020

5.9.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available on conda and as source tarball.

24th June 2020

5.9.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

3rd June 2020

The default version of the Metview module at ECMWF has been upgraded to 5.8.3.

18th May 2020

Two new webinars have been published: "Interactive analysis of ECMWF Data" and "Processing and visualising ECMWF ensemble data". The recordings, slides and corresponding Jupyter notebooks are available from Metview's Webinars page.

Also, to complement these webinars, three new ensemble examples have been added to Metview's Gallery.

30th April 2020

5.8.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.2 of Metview's Python layer released at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

10th March 2020

5.8.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th January 2020

5.7.5 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th December 2019

5.7.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

28th November 2019

5.7.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

7th November 2019

5.7.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th October 2019

Metview 5.7.0 is now available on conda for Linux and macOS. See the Releases page for installation instructions!

4th October 2019

5.7.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.3.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

19th September 2019

A new short tutorial has been added: Metview 90 minute introduction.

7th August 2019

5.6.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. This is purely a hotfix release.

22nd July 2019

These eight new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Windgust and MSLP with 10m Wind Example	Simulated Satellite Image Example	NetCDF Temperature Example	NetCDF Ozone Layout 2x2 Example

NetCDF Wind Example	NetCDF Sea Currents with Fix-sized Vectors Example	NetCDF Marine Observations Example	BUFR Temp Example

15th July 2019

5.6.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.2.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th June 2019

5.5.4 installed as module metview/new and metview/default at ECMWF.

Added new documentation landing pages that give overviews of the various data types that Metview can handle.

23rd May 2019

These three new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

ENS Windgust Probablity Example	Zonal Average Example	Meridional Average Example

10th May 2019

5.5.3 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF. Also made available as a source tarball and a new bundle created.

4th March 2019

Version 1.1.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd February 2019

These new set of examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Humidity advection Example	Parcel method on Skew-T Example	Streamlines Example	ODB Radiance Map Example

ODB Temp Wind Example	ODB Wind Profiler Example	Cross Section with Orography Example	BUFR Synop Example

Geocircle on Map Example	Taylor diagram Example

15th February 2019

5.5.0 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

29th January 2019

5.4.1 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

5th December 2018

5.3.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th November 2018

5.2.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 0.9.1 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th November 2018

5.2.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th October 2018

Version 0.8.6 of Metview's Python layer released on GitHub and PyPi. We expect this to be the last 'alpha' release, with a 'beta' version 0.9.0 coming very soon, with few expected changes.

23rd October 2018

Metview 5.2.1 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

10th October 2018

Metview 5.2.0 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Metview source bundle 2018.10.0 released.

24th March 2021

5.11.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

16 new examples added to the Gallery!

20th January 2021

5.10.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.6.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.10.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

Added two new examples to the Gallery.

Curve With Log Y Axis Example	Curves with Different Y Scales Example

10th November 2020

5.10.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

15th October 2020

5.10.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.5.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd July 2020

5.9.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available on conda and as source tarball.

24th June 2020

5.9.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

3rd June 2020

The default version of the Metview module at ECMWF has been upgraded to 5.8.3.

18th May 2020

Two new webinars have been published: "Interactive analysis of ECMWF Data" and "Processing and visualising ECMWF ensemble data". The recordings, slides and corresponding Jupyter notebooks are available from Metview's Webinars page.

Also, to complement these webinars, three new ensemble examples have been added to Metview's Gallery.

30th April 2020

5.8.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.2 of Metview's Python layer released at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

10th March 2020

5.8.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th January 2020

5.7.5 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th December 2019

5.7.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

28th November 2019

5.7.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

7th November 2019

5.7.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th October 2019

Metview 5.7.0 is now available on conda for Linux and macOS. See the Releases page for installation instructions!

4th October 2019

5.7.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.3.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

19th September 2019

A new short tutorial has been added: Metview 90 minute introduction.

7th August 2019

5.6.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. This is purely a hotfix release.

22nd July 2019

These eight new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Windgust and MSLP with 10m Wind Example	Simulated Satellite Image Example	NetCDF Temperature Example	NetCDF Ozone Layout 2x2 Example

NetCDF Wind Example	NetCDF Sea Currents with Fix-sized Vectors Example	NetCDF Marine Observations Example	BUFR Temp Example

15th July 2019

5.6.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.2.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th June 2019

5.5.4 installed as module metview/new and metview/default at ECMWF.

Added new documentation landing pages that give overviews of the various data types that Metview can handle.

23rd May 2019

These three new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

ENS Windgust Probablity Example	Zonal Average Example	Meridional Average Example

10th May 2019

5.5.3 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF. Also made available as a source tarball and a new bundle created.

4th March 2019

Version 1.1.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd February 2019

These new set of examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Humidity advection Example	Parcel method on Skew-T Example	Streamlines Example	ODB Radiance Map Example

ODB Temp Wind Example	ODB Wind Profiler Example	Cross Section with Orography Example	BUFR Synop Example

Geocircle on Map Example	Taylor diagram Example

15th February 2019

5.5.0 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

29th January 2019

5.4.1 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

5th December 2018

5.3.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th November 2018

5.2.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 0.9.1 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th November 2018

5.2.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th October 2018

Version 0.8.6 of Metview's Python layer released on GitHub and PyPi. We expect this to be the last 'alpha' release, with a 'beta' version 0.9.0 coming very soon, with few expected changes.

23rd October 2018

Metview 5.2.1 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

10th October 2018

Metview 5.2.0 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Metview source bundle 2018.10.0 released.

29th September 2021

5.13.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF, with no need for an external release.

Version 1.8.1 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.13.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview-python.

26th August 2021

5.13.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview and metview-batch.

Version 1.8.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.13.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview-python.

17th June 2021

5.12.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda packages available - metview and metview-batch.

19th May 2021

5.12.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.2 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.12.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th May 2021

Metview's Python layer is now available as a conda package metview-python. If you install Metview's binaries through conda, then it is now recommended to also install the Python layer through conda like this:

# conda install metview         -c conda-forge # to install the binaries - ONE of these only
# conda install metview-batch   -c conda-forge # to install the binaries - ONE of these only
conda install metview-python  -c conda-forge # to install the Python layer - requires one of the above

In a conda environment, this is preferred over 'pip install metview', as it gives better package management. In non-conda environments, such as virtualenv, 'pip install metview' is still the way to install it.

27th April 2021

5.11.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.1 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.1 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

24th March 2021

5.11.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

16 new examples added to the Gallery!

20th January 2021

5.10.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.6.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.10.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

Added two new examples to the Gallery.

Curve With Log Y Axis Example	Curves with Different Y Scales Example

10th November 2020

5.10.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

15th October 2020

5.10.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.5.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd July 2020

5.9.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available on conda and as source tarball.

24th June 2020

5.9.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

3rd June 2020

The default version of the Metview module at ECMWF has been upgraded to 5.8.3.

18th May 2020

Two new webinars have been published: "Interactive analysis of ECMWF Data" and "Processing and visualising ECMWF ensemble data". The recordings, slides and corresponding Jupyter notebooks are available from Metview's Webinars page.

Also, to complement these webinars, three new ensemble examples have been added to Metview's Gallery.

30th April 2020

5.8.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.2 of Metview's Python layer released at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

10th March 2020

5.8.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th January 2020

5.7.5 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th December 2019

5.7.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

28th November 2019

5.7.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

7th November 2019

5.7.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th October 2019

Metview 5.7.0 is now available on conda for Linux and macOS. See the Releases page for installation instructions!

4th October 2019

5.7.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.3.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

19th September 2019

A new short tutorial has been added: Metview 90 minute introduction.

7th August 2019

5.6.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. This is purely a hotfix release.

22nd July 2019

These eight new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Windgust and MSLP with 10m Wind Example	Simulated Satellite Image Example	NetCDF Temperature Example	NetCDF Ozone Layout 2x2 Example

NetCDF Wind Example	NetCDF Sea Currents with Fix-sized Vectors Example	NetCDF Marine Observations Example	BUFR Temp Example

15th July 2019

5.6.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.2.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th June 2019

5.5.4 installed as module metview/new and metview/default at ECMWF.

Added new documentation landing pages that give overviews of the various data types that Metview can handle.

23rd May 2019

These three new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

ENS Windgust Probablity Example	Zonal Average Example	Meridional Average Example

10th May 2019

5.5.3 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF. Also made available as a source tarball and a new bundle created.

4th March 2019

Version 1.1.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd February 2019

These new set of examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Humidity advection Example	Parcel method on Skew-T Example	Streamlines Example	ODB Radiance Map Example

ODB Temp Wind Example	ODB Wind Profiler Example	Cross Section with Orography Example	BUFR Synop Example

Geocircle on Map Example	Taylor diagram Example

15th February 2019

5.5.0 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

29th January 2019

5.4.1 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

5th December 2018

5.3.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th November 2018

5.2.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 0.9.1 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th November 2018

5.2.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th October 2018

Version 0.8.6 of Metview's Python layer released on GitHub and PyPi. We expect this to be the last 'alpha' release, with a 'beta' version 0.9.0 coming very soon, with few expected changes.

23rd October 2018

Metview 5.2.1 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

10th October 2018

Metview 5.2.0 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Metview source bundle 2018.10.0 released.

24th March 2021

5.11.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

16 new examples added to the Gallery!

20th January 2021

5.10.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.6.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.10.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

Added two new examples to the Gallery.

Curve With Log Y Axis Example	Curves with Different Y Scales Example

10th November 2020

5.10.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

15th October 2020

5.10.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.5.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd July 2020

5.9.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available on conda and as source tarball.

24th June 2020

5.9.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

3rd June 2020

The default version of the Metview module at ECMWF has been upgraded to 5.8.3.

18th May 2020

Two new webinars have been published: "Interactive analysis of ECMWF Data" and "Processing and visualising ECMWF ensemble data". The recordings, slides and corresponding Jupyter notebooks are available from Metview's Webinars page.

Also, to complement these webinars, three new ensemble examples have been added to Metview's Gallery.

30th April 2020

5.8.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.2 of Metview's Python layer released at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

10th March 2020

5.8.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th January 2020

5.7.5 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th December 2019

5.7.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

28th November 2019

5.7.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

7th November 2019

5.7.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th October 2019

Metview 5.7.0 is now available on conda for Linux and macOS. See the Releases page for installation instructions!

4th October 2019

5.7.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.3.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

19th September 2019

A new short tutorial has been added: Metview 90 minute introduction.

7th August 2019

5.6.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. This is purely a hotfix release.

22nd July 2019

These eight new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Windgust and MSLP with 10m Wind Example	Simulated Satellite Image Example	NetCDF Temperature Example	NetCDF Ozone Layout 2x2 Example

NetCDF Wind Example	NetCDF Sea Currents with Fix-sized Vectors Example	NetCDF Marine Observations Example	BUFR Temp Example

15th July 2019

5.6.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.2.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th June 2019

5.5.4 installed as module metview/new and metview/default at ECMWF.

Added new documentation landing pages that give overviews of the various data types that Metview can handle.

23rd May 2019

These three new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

ENS Windgust Probablity Example	Zonal Average Example	Meridional Average Example

10th May 2019

5.5.3 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF. Also made available as a source tarball and a new bundle created.

4th March 2019

Version 1.1.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd February 2019

These new set of examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Humidity advection Example	Parcel method on Skew-T Example	Streamlines Example	ODB Radiance Map Example

ODB Temp Wind Example	ODB Wind Profiler Example	Cross Section with Orography Example	BUFR Synop Example

Geocircle on Map Example	Taylor diagram Example

15th February 2019

5.5.0 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

29th January 2019

5.4.1 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

5th December 2018

5.3.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th November 2018

5.2.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 0.9.1 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th November 2018

5.2.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th October 2018

Version 0.8.6 of Metview's Python layer released on GitHub and PyPi. We expect this to be the last 'alpha' release, with a 'beta' version 0.9.0 coming very soon, with few expected changes.

23rd October 2018

Metview 5.2.1 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

10th October 2018

Metview 5.2.0 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Metview source bundle 2018.10.0 released.

7th December 2021

5.14.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview and metview-batch.

Version 1.9.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.14.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda package will be available in the coming days - metview-python.

29th September 2021

5.13.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF, with no need for an external release.

Version 1.8.1 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.13.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview-python.

26th August 2021

5.13.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview and metview-batch.

Version 1.8.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.13.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview-python.

17th June 2021

5.12.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda packages available - metview and metview-batch.

19th May 2021

5.12.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.2 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.12.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th May 2021

Metview's Python layer is now available as a conda package metview-python. If you install Metview's binaries through conda, then it is now recommended to also install the Python layer through conda like this:

# conda install metview         -c conda-forge # to install the binaries - ONE of these only
# conda install metview-batch   -c conda-forge # to install the binaries - ONE of these only
conda install metview-python  -c conda-forge # to install the Python layer - requires one of the above

In a conda environment, this is preferred over 'pip install metview', as it gives better package management. In non-conda environments, such as virtualenv, 'pip install metview' is still the way to install it.

27th April 2021

5.11.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.1 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.1 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

24th March 2021

5.11.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

16 new examples added to the Gallery!

20th January 2021

5.10.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.6.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.10.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

Added two new examples to the Gallery.

Curve With Log Y Axis Example	Curves with Different Y Scales Example

10th November 2020

5.10.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

15th October 2020

5.10.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.5.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd July 2020

5.9.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available on conda and as source tarball.

24th June 2020

5.9.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

3rd June 2020

The default version of the Metview module at ECMWF has been upgraded to 5.8.3.

18th May 2020

Two new webinars have been published: "Interactive analysis of ECMWF Data" and "Processing and visualising ECMWF ensemble data". The recordings, slides and corresponding Jupyter notebooks are available from Metview's Webinars page.

Also, to complement these webinars, three new ensemble examples have been added to Metview's Gallery.

30th April 2020

5.8.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.2 of Metview's Python layer released at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

10th March 2020

5.8.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th January 2020

5.7.5 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th December 2019

5.7.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

28th November 2019

5.7.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

7th November 2019

5.7.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th October 2019

Metview 5.7.0 is now available on conda for Linux and macOS. See the Releases page for installation instructions!

4th October 2019

5.7.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.3.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

19th September 2019

A new short tutorial has been added: Metview 90 minute introduction.

7th August 2019

5.6.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. This is purely a hotfix release.

22nd July 2019

These eight new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Windgust and MSLP with 10m Wind Example	Simulated Satellite Image Example	NetCDF Temperature Example	NetCDF Ozone Layout 2x2 Example

NetCDF Wind Example	NetCDF Sea Currents with Fix-sized Vectors Example	NetCDF Marine Observations Example	BUFR Temp Example

15th July 2019

5.6.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.2.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th June 2019

5.5.4 installed as module metview/new and metview/default at ECMWF.

Added new documentation landing pages that give overviews of the various data types that Metview can handle.

23rd May 2019

These three new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

ENS Windgust Probablity Example	Zonal Average Example	Meridional Average Example

10th May 2019

5.5.3 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF. Also made available as a source tarball and a new bundle created.

4th March 2019

Version 1.1.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd February 2019

These new set of examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Humidity advection Example	Parcel method on Skew-T Example	Streamlines Example	ODB Radiance Map Example

ODB Temp Wind Example	ODB Wind Profiler Example	Cross Section with Orography Example	BUFR Synop Example

Geocircle on Map Example	Taylor diagram Example

15th February 2019

5.5.0 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

29th January 2019

5.4.1 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

5th December 2018

5.3.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th November 2018

5.2.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 0.9.1 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th November 2018

5.2.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th October 2018

Version 0.8.6 of Metview's Python layer released on GitHub and PyPi. We expect this to be the last 'alpha' release, with a 'beta' version 0.9.0 coming very soon, with few expected changes.

23rd October 2018

Metview 5.2.1 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

10th October 2018

Metview 5.2.0 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Metview source bundle 2018.10.0 released.

24th March 2021

5.11.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

16 new examples added to the Gallery!

20th January 2021

5.10.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.6.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.10.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

Added two new examples to the Gallery.

Curve With Log Y Axis Example	Curves with Different Y Scales Example

10th November 2020

5.10.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

15th October 2020

5.10.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.5.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd July 2020

5.9.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available on conda and as source tarball.

24th June 2020

5.9.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

3rd June 2020

The default version of the Metview module at ECMWF has been upgraded to 5.8.3.

18th May 2020

Two new webinars have been published: "Interactive analysis of ECMWF Data" and "Processing and visualising ECMWF ensemble data". The recordings, slides and corresponding Jupyter notebooks are available from Metview's Webinars page.

Also, to complement these webinars, three new ensemble examples have been added to Metview's Gallery.

30th April 2020

5.8.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.2 of Metview's Python layer released at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

10th March 2020

5.8.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th January 2020

5.7.5 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th December 2019

5.7.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

28th November 2019

5.7.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

7th November 2019

5.7.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th October 2019

Metview 5.7.0 is now available on conda for Linux and macOS. See the Releases page for installation instructions!

4th October 2019

5.7.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.3.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

19th September 2019

A new short tutorial has been added: Metview 90 minute introduction.

7th August 2019

5.6.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. This is purely a hotfix release.

22nd July 2019

These eight new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Windgust and MSLP with 10m Wind Example	Simulated Satellite Image Example	NetCDF Temperature Example	NetCDF Ozone Layout 2x2 Example

NetCDF Wind Example	NetCDF Sea Currents with Fix-sized Vectors Example	NetCDF Marine Observations Example	BUFR Temp Example

15th July 2019

5.6.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.2.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th June 2019

5.5.4 installed as module metview/new and metview/default at ECMWF.

Added new documentation landing pages that give overviews of the various data types that Metview can handle.

23rd May 2019

These three new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

ENS Windgust Probablity Example	Zonal Average Example	Meridional Average Example

10th May 2019

5.5.3 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF. Also made available as a source tarball and a new bundle created.

4th March 2019

Version 1.1.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd February 2019

These new set of examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Humidity advection Example	Parcel method on Skew-T Example	Streamlines Example	ODB Radiance Map Example

ODB Temp Wind Example	ODB Wind Profiler Example	Cross Section with Orography Example	BUFR Synop Example

Geocircle on Map Example	Taylor diagram Example

15th February 2019

5.5.0 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

29th January 2019

5.4.1 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

5th December 2018

5.3.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th November 2018

5.2.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 0.9.1 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th November 2018

5.2.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th October 2018

Version 0.8.6 of Metview's Python layer released on GitHub and PyPi. We expect this to be the last 'alpha' release, with a 'beta' version 0.9.0 coming very soon, with few expected changes.

23rd October 2018

Metview 5.2.1 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

10th October 2018

Metview 5.2.0 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Metview source bundle 2018.10.0 released.

29th September 2021

5.13.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF, with no need for an external release.

Version 1.8.1 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.13.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview-python.

26th August 2021

5.13.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview and metview-batch.

Version 1.8.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.13.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview-python.

17th June 2021

5.12.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda packages available - metview and metview-batch.

19th May 2021

5.12.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.2 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.12.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th May 2021

Metview's Python layer is now available as a conda package metview-python. If you install Metview's binaries through conda, then it is now recommended to also install the Python layer through conda like this:

# conda install metview         -c conda-forge # to install the binaries - ONE of these only
# conda install metview-batch   -c conda-forge # to install the binaries - ONE of these only
conda install metview-python  -c conda-forge # to install the Python layer - requires one of the above

In a conda environment, this is preferred over 'pip install metview', as it gives better package management. In non-conda environments, such as virtualenv, 'pip install metview' is still the way to install it.

27th April 2021

5.11.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.1 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.1 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

24th March 2021

5.11.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

16 new examples added to the Gallery!

20th January 2021

5.10.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.6.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.10.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

Added two new examples to the Gallery.

Curve With Log Y Axis Example	Curves with Different Y Scales Example

10th November 2020

5.10.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

15th October 2020

5.10.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.5.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd July 2020

5.9.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available on conda and as source tarball.

24th June 2020

5.9.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

3rd June 2020

The default version of the Metview module at ECMWF has been upgraded to 5.8.3.

18th May 2020

Two new webinars have been published: "Interactive analysis of ECMWF Data" and "Processing and visualising ECMWF ensemble data". The recordings, slides and corresponding Jupyter notebooks are available from Metview's Webinars page.

Also, to complement these webinars, three new ensemble examples have been added to Metview's Gallery.

30th April 2020

5.8.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.2 of Metview's Python layer released at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

10th March 2020

5.8.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th January 2020

5.7.5 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th December 2019

5.7.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

28th November 2019

5.7.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

7th November 2019

5.7.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th October 2019

Metview 5.7.0 is now available on conda for Linux and macOS. See the Releases page for installation instructions!

4th October 2019

5.7.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.3.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

19th September 2019

A new short tutorial has been added: Metview 90 minute introduction.

7th August 2019

5.6.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. This is purely a hotfix release.

22nd July 2019

These eight new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Windgust and MSLP with 10m Wind Example	Simulated Satellite Image Example	NetCDF Temperature Example	NetCDF Ozone Layout 2x2 Example

NetCDF Wind Example	NetCDF Sea Currents with Fix-sized Vectors Example	NetCDF Marine Observations Example	BUFR Temp Example

15th July 2019

5.6.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.2.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th June 2019

5.5.4 installed as module metview/new and metview/default at ECMWF.

Added new documentation landing pages that give overviews of the various data types that Metview can handle.

23rd May 2019

These three new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

ENS Windgust Probablity Example	Zonal Average Example	Meridional Average Example

10th May 2019

5.5.3 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF. Also made available as a source tarball and a new bundle created.

4th March 2019

Version 1.1.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd February 2019

These new set of examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Humidity advection Example	Parcel method on Skew-T Example	Streamlines Example	ODB Radiance Map Example

ODB Temp Wind Example	ODB Wind Profiler Example	Cross Section with Orography Example	BUFR Synop Example

Geocircle on Map Example	Taylor diagram Example

15th February 2019

5.5.0 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

29th January 2019

5.4.1 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

5th December 2018

5.3.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th November 2018

5.2.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 0.9.1 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th November 2018

5.2.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th October 2018

Version 0.8.6 of Metview's Python layer released on GitHub and PyPi. We expect this to be the last 'alpha' release, with a 'beta' version 0.9.0 coming very soon, with few expected changes.

23rd October 2018

Metview 5.2.1 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

10th October 2018

Metview 5.2.0 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Metview source bundle 2018.10.0 released.

24th March 2021

5.11.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

16 new examples added to the Gallery!

20th January 2021

5.10.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.6.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.10.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

Added two new examples to the Gallery.

Curve With Log Y Axis Example	Curves with Different Y Scales Example

10th November 2020

5.10.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

15th October 2020

5.10.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.5.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd July 2020

5.9.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available on conda and as source tarball.

24th June 2020

5.9.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

3rd June 2020

The default version of the Metview module at ECMWF has been upgraded to 5.8.3.

18th May 2020

Two new webinars have been published: "Interactive analysis of ECMWF Data" and "Processing and visualising ECMWF ensemble data". The recordings, slides and corresponding Jupyter notebooks are available from Metview's Webinars page.

Also, to complement these webinars, three new ensemble examples have been added to Metview's Gallery.

30th April 2020

5.8.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.2 of Metview's Python layer released at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

10th March 2020

5.8.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th January 2020

5.7.5 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th December 2019

5.7.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

28th November 2019

5.7.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

7th November 2019

5.7.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th October 2019

Metview 5.7.0 is now available on conda for Linux and macOS. See the Releases page for installation instructions!

4th October 2019

5.7.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.3.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

19th September 2019

A new short tutorial has been added: Metview 90 minute introduction.

7th August 2019

5.6.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. This is purely a hotfix release.

22nd July 2019

These eight new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Windgust and MSLP with 10m Wind Example	Simulated Satellite Image Example	NetCDF Temperature Example	NetCDF Ozone Layout 2x2 Example

NetCDF Wind Example	NetCDF Sea Currents with Fix-sized Vectors Example	NetCDF Marine Observations Example	BUFR Temp Example

15th July 2019

5.6.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.2.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th June 2019

5.5.4 installed as module metview/new and metview/default at ECMWF.

Added new documentation landing pages that give overviews of the various data types that Metview can handle.

23rd May 2019

These three new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

ENS Windgust Probablity Example	Zonal Average Example	Meridional Average Example

10th May 2019

5.5.3 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF. Also made available as a source tarball and a new bundle created.

4th March 2019

Version 1.1.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd February 2019

These new set of examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Humidity advection Example	Parcel method on Skew-T Example	Streamlines Example	ODB Radiance Map Example

ODB Temp Wind Example	ODB Wind Profiler Example	Cross Section with Orography Example	BUFR Synop Example

Geocircle on Map Example	Taylor diagram Example

15th February 2019

5.5.0 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

29th January 2019

5.4.1 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

5th December 2018

5.3.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th November 2018

5.2.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 0.9.1 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th November 2018

5.2.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th October 2018

Version 0.8.6 of Metview's Python layer released on GitHub and PyPi. We expect this to be the last 'alpha' release, with a 'beta' version 0.9.0 coming very soon, with few expected changes.

23rd October 2018

Metview 5.2.1 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

10th October 2018

Metview 5.2.0 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Metview source bundle 2018.10.0 released.

19th January 2022

5.14.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview and metview-batch.

7th December 2021

5.14.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview and metview-batch.

Version 1.9.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.14.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda package will be available in the coming days - metview-python.

29th September 2021

5.13.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF, with no need for an external release.

Version 1.8.1 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.13.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview-python.

26th August 2021

5.13.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview and metview-batch.

Version 1.8.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.13.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview-python.

17th June 2021

5.12.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda packages available - metview and metview-batch.

19th May 2021

5.12.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.2 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.12.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th May 2021

Metview's Python layer is now available as a conda package metview-python. If you install Metview's binaries through conda, then it is now recommended to also install the Python layer through conda like this:

# conda install metview         -c conda-forge # to install the binaries - ONE of these only
# conda install metview-batch   -c conda-forge # to install the binaries - ONE of these only
conda install metview-python  -c conda-forge # to install the Python layer - requires one of the above

In a conda environment, this is preferred over 'pip install metview', as it gives better package management. In non-conda environments, such as virtualenv, 'pip install metview' is still the way to install it.

27th April 2021

5.11.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.1 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.1 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

24th March 2021

5.11.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

16 new examples added to the Gallery!

20th January 2021

5.10.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.6.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.10.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

Added two new examples to the Gallery.

Curve With Log Y Axis Example	Curves with Different Y Scales Example

10th November 2020

5.10.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

15th October 2020

5.10.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.5.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd July 2020

5.9.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available on conda and as source tarball.

24th June 2020

5.9.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

3rd June 2020

The default version of the Metview module at ECMWF has been upgraded to 5.8.3.

18th May 2020

Two new webinars have been published: "Interactive analysis of ECMWF Data" and "Processing and visualising ECMWF ensemble data". The recordings, slides and corresponding Jupyter notebooks are available from Metview's Webinars page.

Also, to complement these webinars, three new ensemble examples have been added to Metview's Gallery.

30th April 2020

5.8.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.2 of Metview's Python layer released at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

10th March 2020

5.8.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th January 2020

5.7.5 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th December 2019

5.7.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

28th November 2019

5.7.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

7th November 2019

5.7.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th October 2019

Metview 5.7.0 is now available on conda for Linux and macOS. See the Releases page for installation instructions!

4th October 2019

5.7.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.3.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

19th September 2019

A new short tutorial has been added: Metview 90 minute introduction.

7th August 2019

5.6.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. This is purely a hotfix release.

22nd July 2019

These eight new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Windgust and MSLP with 10m Wind Example	Simulated Satellite Image Example	NetCDF Temperature Example	NetCDF Ozone Layout 2x2 Example

NetCDF Wind Example	NetCDF Sea Currents with Fix-sized Vectors Example	NetCDF Marine Observations Example	BUFR Temp Example

15th July 2019

5.6.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.2.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th June 2019

5.5.4 installed as module metview/new and metview/default at ECMWF.

Added new documentation landing pages that give overviews of the various data types that Metview can handle.

23rd May 2019

These three new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

ENS Windgust Probablity Example	Zonal Average Example	Meridional Average Example

10th May 2019

5.5.3 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF. Also made available as a source tarball and a new bundle created.

4th March 2019

Version 1.1.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd February 2019

These new set of examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Humidity advection Example	Parcel method on Skew-T Example	Streamlines Example	ODB Radiance Map Example

ODB Temp Wind Example	ODB Wind Profiler Example	Cross Section with Orography Example	BUFR Synop Example

Geocircle on Map Example	Taylor diagram Example

15th February 2019

5.5.0 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

29th January 2019

5.4.1 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

5th December 2018

5.3.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th November 2018

5.2.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 0.9.1 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th November 2018

5.2.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th October 2018

Version 0.8.6 of Metview's Python layer released on GitHub and PyPi. We expect this to be the last 'alpha' release, with a 'beta' version 0.9.0 coming very soon, with few expected changes.

23rd October 2018

Metview 5.2.1 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

10th October 2018

Metview 5.2.0 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Metview source bundle 2018.10.0 released.

24th March 2021

5.11.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

16 new examples added to the Gallery!

20th January 2021

5.10.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.6.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.10.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

Added two new examples to the Gallery.

Curve With Log Y Axis Example	Curves with Different Y Scales Example

10th November 2020

5.10.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

15th October 2020

5.10.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.5.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd July 2020

5.9.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available on conda and as source tarball.

24th June 2020

5.9.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

3rd June 2020

The default version of the Metview module at ECMWF has been upgraded to 5.8.3.

18th May 2020

Two new webinars have been published: "Interactive analysis of ECMWF Data" and "Processing and visualising ECMWF ensemble data". The recordings, slides and corresponding Jupyter notebooks are available from Metview's Webinars page.

Also, to complement these webinars, three new ensemble examples have been added to Metview's Gallery.

30th April 2020

5.8.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.2 of Metview's Python layer released at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

10th March 2020

5.8.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th January 2020

5.7.5 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th December 2019

5.7.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

28th November 2019

5.7.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

7th November 2019

5.7.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th October 2019

Metview 5.7.0 is now available on conda for Linux and macOS. See the Releases page for installation instructions!

4th October 2019

5.7.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.3.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

19th September 2019

A new short tutorial has been added: Metview 90 minute introduction.

7th August 2019

5.6.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. This is purely a hotfix release.

22nd July 2019

These eight new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Windgust and MSLP with 10m Wind Example	Simulated Satellite Image Example	NetCDF Temperature Example	NetCDF Ozone Layout 2x2 Example

NetCDF Wind Example	NetCDF Sea Currents with Fix-sized Vectors Example	NetCDF Marine Observations Example	BUFR Temp Example

15th July 2019

5.6.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.2.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th June 2019

5.5.4 installed as module metview/new and metview/default at ECMWF.

Added new documentation landing pages that give overviews of the various data types that Metview can handle.

23rd May 2019

These three new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

ENS Windgust Probablity Example	Zonal Average Example	Meridional Average Example

10th May 2019

5.5.3 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF. Also made available as a source tarball and a new bundle created.

4th March 2019

Version 1.1.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd February 2019

These new set of examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Humidity advection Example	Parcel method on Skew-T Example	Streamlines Example	ODB Radiance Map Example

ODB Temp Wind Example	ODB Wind Profiler Example	Cross Section with Orography Example	BUFR Synop Example

Geocircle on Map Example	Taylor diagram Example

15th February 2019

5.5.0 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

29th January 2019

5.4.1 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

5th December 2018

5.3.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th November 2018

5.2.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 0.9.1 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th November 2018

5.2.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th October 2018

Version 0.8.6 of Metview's Python layer released on GitHub and PyPi. We expect this to be the last 'alpha' release, with a 'beta' version 0.9.0 coming very soon, with few expected changes.

23rd October 2018

Metview 5.2.1 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

10th October 2018

Metview 5.2.0 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Metview source bundle 2018.10.0 released.

29th September 2021

5.13.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF, with no need for an external release.

Version 1.8.1 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.13.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview-python.

26th August 2021

5.13.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview and metview-batch.

Version 1.8.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.13.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview-python.

17th June 2021

5.12.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda packages available - metview and metview-batch.

19th May 2021

5.12.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.2 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.12.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th May 2021

Metview's Python layer is now available as a conda package metview-python. If you install Metview's binaries through conda, then it is now recommended to also install the Python layer through conda like this:

# conda install metview         -c conda-forge # to install the binaries - ONE of these only
# conda install metview-batch   -c conda-forge # to install the binaries - ONE of these only
conda install metview-python  -c conda-forge # to install the Python layer - requires one of the above

In a conda environment, this is preferred over 'pip install metview', as it gives better package management. In non-conda environments, such as virtualenv, 'pip install metview' is still the way to install it.

27th April 2021

5.11.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.1 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.1 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

24th March 2021

5.11.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

16 new examples added to the Gallery!

20th January 2021

5.10.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.6.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.10.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

Added two new examples to the Gallery.

Curve With Log Y Axis Example	Curves with Different Y Scales Example

10th November 2020

5.10.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

15th October 2020

5.10.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.5.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd July 2020

5.9.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available on conda and as source tarball.

24th June 2020

5.9.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

3rd June 2020

The default version of the Metview module at ECMWF has been upgraded to 5.8.3.

18th May 2020

Two new webinars have been published: "Interactive analysis of ECMWF Data" and "Processing and visualising ECMWF ensemble data". The recordings, slides and corresponding Jupyter notebooks are available from Metview's Webinars page.

Also, to complement these webinars, three new ensemble examples have been added to Metview's Gallery.

30th April 2020

5.8.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.2 of Metview's Python layer released at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

10th March 2020

5.8.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th January 2020

5.7.5 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th December 2019

5.7.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

28th November 2019

5.7.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

7th November 2019

5.7.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th October 2019

Metview 5.7.0 is now available on conda for Linux and macOS. See the Releases page for installation instructions!

4th October 2019

5.7.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.3.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

19th September 2019

A new short tutorial has been added: Metview 90 minute introduction.

7th August 2019

5.6.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. This is purely a hotfix release.

22nd July 2019

These eight new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Windgust and MSLP with 10m Wind Example	Simulated Satellite Image Example	NetCDF Temperature Example	NetCDF Ozone Layout 2x2 Example

NetCDF Wind Example	NetCDF Sea Currents with Fix-sized Vectors Example	NetCDF Marine Observations Example	BUFR Temp Example

15th July 2019

5.6.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.2.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th June 2019

5.5.4 installed as module metview/new and metview/default at ECMWF.

Added new documentation landing pages that give overviews of the various data types that Metview can handle.

23rd May 2019

These three new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

ENS Windgust Probablity Example	Zonal Average Example	Meridional Average Example

10th May 2019

5.5.3 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF. Also made available as a source tarball and a new bundle created.

4th March 2019

Version 1.1.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd February 2019

These new set of examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Humidity advection Example	Parcel method on Skew-T Example	Streamlines Example	ODB Radiance Map Example

ODB Temp Wind Example	ODB Wind Profiler Example	Cross Section with Orography Example	BUFR Synop Example

Geocircle on Map Example	Taylor diagram Example

15th February 2019

5.5.0 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

29th January 2019

5.4.1 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

5th December 2018

5.3.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th November 2018

5.2.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 0.9.1 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th November 2018

5.2.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th October 2018

Version 0.8.6 of Metview's Python layer released on GitHub and PyPi. We expect this to be the last 'alpha' release, with a 'beta' version 0.9.0 coming very soon, with few expected changes.

23rd October 2018

Metview 5.2.1 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

10th October 2018

Metview 5.2.0 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Metview source bundle 2018.10.0 released.

24th March 2021

5.11.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

16 new examples added to the Gallery!

20th January 2021

5.10.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.6.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.10.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

Added two new examples to the Gallery.

Curve With Log Y Axis Example	Curves with Different Y Scales Example

10th November 2020

5.10.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

15th October 2020

5.10.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.5.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd July 2020

5.9.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available on conda and as source tarball.

24th June 2020

5.9.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

3rd June 2020

The default version of the Metview module at ECMWF has been upgraded to 5.8.3.

18th May 2020

Two new webinars have been published: "Interactive analysis of ECMWF Data" and "Processing and visualising ECMWF ensemble data". The recordings, slides and corresponding Jupyter notebooks are available from Metview's Webinars page.

Also, to complement these webinars, three new ensemble examples have been added to Metview's Gallery.

30th April 2020

5.8.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.2 of Metview's Python layer released at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

10th March 2020

5.8.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th January 2020

5.7.5 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th December 2019

5.7.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

28th November 2019

5.7.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

7th November 2019

5.7.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th October 2019

Metview 5.7.0 is now available on conda for Linux and macOS. See the Releases page for installation instructions!

4th October 2019

5.7.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.3.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

19th September 2019

A new short tutorial has been added: Metview 90 minute introduction.

7th August 2019

5.6.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. This is purely a hotfix release.

22nd July 2019

These eight new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Windgust and MSLP with 10m Wind Example	Simulated Satellite Image Example	NetCDF Temperature Example	NetCDF Ozone Layout 2x2 Example

NetCDF Wind Example	NetCDF Sea Currents with Fix-sized Vectors Example	NetCDF Marine Observations Example	BUFR Temp Example

15th July 2019

5.6.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.2.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th June 2019

5.5.4 installed as module metview/new and metview/default at ECMWF.

Added new documentation landing pages that give overviews of the various data types that Metview can handle.

23rd May 2019

These three new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

ENS Windgust Probablity Example	Zonal Average Example	Meridional Average Example

10th May 2019

5.5.3 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF. Also made available as a source tarball and a new bundle created.

4th March 2019

Version 1.1.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd February 2019

These new set of examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Humidity advection Example	Parcel method on Skew-T Example	Streamlines Example	ODB Radiance Map Example

ODB Temp Wind Example	ODB Wind Profiler Example	Cross Section with Orography Example	BUFR Synop Example

Geocircle on Map Example	Taylor diagram Example

15th February 2019

5.5.0 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

29th January 2019

5.4.1 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

5th December 2018

5.3.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th November 2018

5.2.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 0.9.1 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th November 2018

5.2.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th October 2018

Version 0.8.6 of Metview's Python layer released on GitHub and PyPi. We expect this to be the last 'alpha' release, with a 'beta' version 0.9.0 coming very soon, with few expected changes.

23rd October 2018

Metview 5.2.1 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

10th October 2018

Metview 5.2.0 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Metview source bundle 2018.10.0 released.

7th December 2021

5.14.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview and metview-batch.

Version 1.9.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.14.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda package will be available in the coming days - metview-python.

29th September 2021

5.13.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF, with no need for an external release.

Version 1.8.1 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.13.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview-python.

26th August 2021

5.13.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview and metview-batch.

Version 1.8.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.13.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview-python.

17th June 2021

5.12.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda packages available - metview and metview-batch.

19th May 2021

5.12.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.2 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.12.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th May 2021

Metview's Python layer is now available as a conda package metview-python. If you install Metview's binaries through conda, then it is now recommended to also install the Python layer through conda like this:

# conda install metview         -c conda-forge # to install the binaries - ONE of these only
# conda install metview-batch   -c conda-forge # to install the binaries - ONE of these only
conda install metview-python  -c conda-forge # to install the Python layer - requires one of the above

In a conda environment, this is preferred over 'pip install metview', as it gives better package management. In non-conda environments, such as virtualenv, 'pip install metview' is still the way to install it.

27th April 2021

5.11.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.1 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.1 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

24th March 2021

5.11.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

16 new examples added to the Gallery!

20th January 2021

5.10.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.6.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.10.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

Added two new examples to the Gallery.

Curve With Log Y Axis Example	Curves with Different Y Scales Example

10th November 2020

5.10.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

15th October 2020

5.10.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.5.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd July 2020

5.9.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available on conda and as source tarball.

24th June 2020

5.9.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

3rd June 2020

The default version of the Metview module at ECMWF has been upgraded to 5.8.3.

18th May 2020

Two new webinars have been published: "Interactive analysis of ECMWF Data" and "Processing and visualising ECMWF ensemble data". The recordings, slides and corresponding Jupyter notebooks are available from Metview's Webinars page.

Also, to complement these webinars, three new ensemble examples have been added to Metview's Gallery.

30th April 2020

5.8.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.2 of Metview's Python layer released at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

10th March 2020

5.8.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th January 2020

5.7.5 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th December 2019

5.7.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

28th November 2019

5.7.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

7th November 2019

5.7.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th October 2019

Metview 5.7.0 is now available on conda for Linux and macOS. See the Releases page for installation instructions!

4th October 2019

5.7.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.3.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

19th September 2019

A new short tutorial has been added: Metview 90 minute introduction.

7th August 2019

5.6.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. This is purely a hotfix release.

22nd July 2019

These eight new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Windgust and MSLP with 10m Wind Example	Simulated Satellite Image Example	NetCDF Temperature Example	NetCDF Ozone Layout 2x2 Example

NetCDF Wind Example	NetCDF Sea Currents with Fix-sized Vectors Example	NetCDF Marine Observations Example	BUFR Temp Example

15th July 2019

5.6.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.2.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th June 2019

5.5.4 installed as module metview/new and metview/default at ECMWF.

Added new documentation landing pages that give overviews of the various data types that Metview can handle.

23rd May 2019

These three new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

ENS Windgust Probablity Example	Zonal Average Example	Meridional Average Example

10th May 2019

5.5.3 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF. Also made available as a source tarball and a new bundle created.

4th March 2019

Version 1.1.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd February 2019

These new set of examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Humidity advection Example	Parcel method on Skew-T Example	Streamlines Example	ODB Radiance Map Example

ODB Temp Wind Example	ODB Wind Profiler Example	Cross Section with Orography Example	BUFR Synop Example

Geocircle on Map Example	Taylor diagram Example

15th February 2019

5.5.0 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

29th January 2019

5.4.1 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

5th December 2018

5.3.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th November 2018

5.2.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 0.9.1 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th November 2018

5.2.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th October 2018

Version 0.8.6 of Metview's Python layer released on GitHub and PyPi. We expect this to be the last 'alpha' release, with a 'beta' version 0.9.0 coming very soon, with few expected changes.

23rd October 2018

Metview 5.2.1 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

10th October 2018

Metview 5.2.0 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Metview source bundle 2018.10.0 released.

24th March 2021

5.11.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

16 new examples added to the Gallery!

20th January 2021

5.10.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.6.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.10.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

Added two new examples to the Gallery.

Curve With Log Y Axis Example	Curves with Different Y Scales Example

10th November 2020

5.10.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

15th October 2020

5.10.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.5.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd July 2020

5.9.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available on conda and as source tarball.

24th June 2020

5.9.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

3rd June 2020

The default version of the Metview module at ECMWF has been upgraded to 5.8.3.

18th May 2020

Two new webinars have been published: "Interactive analysis of ECMWF Data" and "Processing and visualising ECMWF ensemble data". The recordings, slides and corresponding Jupyter notebooks are available from Metview's Webinars page.

Also, to complement these webinars, three new ensemble examples have been added to Metview's Gallery.

30th April 2020

5.8.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.2 of Metview's Python layer released at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

10th March 2020

5.8.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th January 2020

5.7.5 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th December 2019

5.7.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

28th November 2019

5.7.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

7th November 2019

5.7.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th October 2019

Metview 5.7.0 is now available on conda for Linux and macOS. See the Releases page for installation instructions!

4th October 2019

5.7.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.3.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

19th September 2019

A new short tutorial has been added: Metview 90 minute introduction.

7th August 2019

5.6.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. This is purely a hotfix release.

22nd July 2019

These eight new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Windgust and MSLP with 10m Wind Example	Simulated Satellite Image Example	NetCDF Temperature Example	NetCDF Ozone Layout 2x2 Example

NetCDF Wind Example	NetCDF Sea Currents with Fix-sized Vectors Example	NetCDF Marine Observations Example	BUFR Temp Example

15th July 2019

5.6.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.2.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th June 2019

5.5.4 installed as module metview/new and metview/default at ECMWF.

Added new documentation landing pages that give overviews of the various data types that Metview can handle.

23rd May 2019

These three new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

ENS Windgust Probablity Example	Zonal Average Example	Meridional Average Example

10th May 2019

5.5.3 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF. Also made available as a source tarball and a new bundle created.

4th March 2019

Version 1.1.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd February 2019

These new set of examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Humidity advection Example	Parcel method on Skew-T Example	Streamlines Example	ODB Radiance Map Example

ODB Temp Wind Example	ODB Wind Profiler Example	Cross Section with Orography Example	BUFR Synop Example

Geocircle on Map Example	Taylor diagram Example

15th February 2019

5.5.0 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

29th January 2019

5.4.1 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

5th December 2018

5.3.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th November 2018

5.2.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 0.9.1 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th November 2018

5.2.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th October 2018

Version 0.8.6 of Metview's Python layer released on GitHub and PyPi. We expect this to be the last 'alpha' release, with a 'beta' version 0.9.0 coming very soon, with few expected changes.

23rd October 2018

Metview 5.2.1 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

10th October 2018

Metview 5.2.0 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Metview source bundle 2018.10.0 released.

29th September 2021

5.13.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF, with no need for an external release.

Version 1.8.1 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.13.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview-python.

26th August 2021

5.13.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview and metview-batch.

Version 1.8.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.13.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi. Updated conda packages will be available in the coming days - metview-python.

17th June 2021

5.12.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda packages available - metview and metview-batch.

19th May 2021

5.12.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.2 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.12.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th May 2021

Metview's Python layer is now available as a conda package metview-python. If you install Metview's binaries through conda, then it is now recommended to also install the Python layer through conda like this:

# conda install metview         -c conda-forge # to install the binaries - ONE of these only
# conda install metview-batch   -c conda-forge # to install the binaries - ONE of these only
conda install metview-python  -c conda-forge # to install the Python layer - requires one of the above

In a conda environment, this is preferred over 'pip install metview', as it gives better package management. In non-conda environments, such as virtualenv, 'pip install metview' is still the way to install it.

27th April 2021

5.11.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.1 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.1 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

24th March 2021

5.11.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

16 new examples added to the Gallery!

20th January 2021

5.10.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.6.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.10.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

Added two new examples to the Gallery.

Curve With Log Y Axis Example	Curves with Different Y Scales Example

10th November 2020

5.10.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

15th October 2020

5.10.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.5.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd July 2020

5.9.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available on conda and as source tarball.

24th June 2020

5.9.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

3rd June 2020

The default version of the Metview module at ECMWF has been upgraded to 5.8.3.

18th May 2020

Two new webinars have been published: "Interactive analysis of ECMWF Data" and "Processing and visualising ECMWF ensemble data". The recordings, slides and corresponding Jupyter notebooks are available from Metview's Webinars page.

Also, to complement these webinars, three new ensemble examples have been added to Metview's Gallery.

30th April 2020

5.8.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.2 of Metview's Python layer released at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

10th March 2020

5.8.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th January 2020

5.7.5 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th December 2019

5.7.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

28th November 2019

5.7.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

7th November 2019

5.7.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th October 2019

Metview 5.7.0 is now available on conda for Linux and macOS. See the Releases page for installation instructions!

4th October 2019

5.7.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.3.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

19th September 2019

A new short tutorial has been added: Metview 90 minute introduction.

7th August 2019

5.6.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. This is purely a hotfix release.

22nd July 2019

These eight new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Windgust and MSLP with 10m Wind Example	Simulated Satellite Image Example	NetCDF Temperature Example	NetCDF Ozone Layout 2x2 Example

NetCDF Wind Example	NetCDF Sea Currents with Fix-sized Vectors Example	NetCDF Marine Observations Example	BUFR Temp Example

15th July 2019

5.6.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.2.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th June 2019

5.5.4 installed as module metview/new and metview/default at ECMWF.

Added new documentation landing pages that give overviews of the various data types that Metview can handle.

23rd May 2019

These three new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

ENS Windgust Probablity Example	Zonal Average Example	Meridional Average Example

10th May 2019

5.5.3 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF. Also made available as a source tarball and a new bundle created.

4th March 2019

Version 1.1.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd February 2019

These new set of examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Humidity advection Example	Parcel method on Skew-T Example	Streamlines Example	ODB Radiance Map Example

ODB Temp Wind Example	ODB Wind Profiler Example	Cross Section with Orography Example	BUFR Synop Example

Geocircle on Map Example	Taylor diagram Example

15th February 2019

5.5.0 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

29th January 2019

5.4.1 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

5th December 2018

5.3.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th November 2018

5.2.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 0.9.1 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th November 2018

5.2.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th October 2018

Version 0.8.6 of Metview's Python layer released on GitHub and PyPi. We expect this to be the last 'alpha' release, with a 'beta' version 0.9.0 coming very soon, with few expected changes.

23rd October 2018

Metview 5.2.1 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

10th October 2018

Metview 5.2.0 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Metview source bundle 2018.10.0 released.

24th March 2021

5.11.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.7.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.11.0 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

16 new examples added to the Gallery!

20th January 2021

5.10.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.6.0 of Metview's Python layer installed with Metview 5.10.2 at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

Added two new examples to the Gallery.

Curve With Log Y Axis Example	Curves with Different Y Scales Example

10th November 2020

5.10.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

15th October 2020

5.10.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Conda version will be available in the coming days.

Version 1.5.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd July 2020

5.9.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available on conda and as source tarball.

24th June 2020

5.9.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

3rd June 2020

The default version of the Metview module at ECMWF has been upgraded to 5.8.3.

18th May 2020

Two new webinars have been published: "Interactive analysis of ECMWF Data" and "Processing and visualising ECMWF ensemble data". The recordings, slides and corresponding Jupyter notebooks are available from Metview's Webinars page.

Also, to complement these webinars, three new ensemble examples have been added to Metview's Gallery.

30th April 2020

5.8.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.2 of Metview's Python layer released at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

10th March 2020

5.8.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball.

Version 1.4.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th January 2020

5.7.5 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th December 2019

5.7.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball. This is purely a hotfix release.

28th November 2019

5.7.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

7th November 2019

5.7.2 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. Also available as source tarball and as a bundle. This is purely a hotfix release.

9th October 2019

Metview 5.7.0 is now available on conda for Linux and macOS. See the Releases page for installation instructions!

4th October 2019

5.7.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.3.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

19th September 2019

A new short tutorial has been added: Metview 90 minute introduction.

7th August 2019

5.6.1 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF. This is purely a hotfix release.

22nd July 2019

These eight new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Windgust and MSLP with 10m Wind Example	Simulated Satellite Image Example	NetCDF Temperature Example	NetCDF Ozone Layout 2x2 Example

NetCDF Wind Example	NetCDF Sea Currents with Fix-sized Vectors Example	NetCDF Marine Observations Example	BUFR Temp Example

15th July 2019

5.6.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 1.2.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

13th June 2019

5.5.4 installed as module metview/new and metview/default at ECMWF.

Added new documentation landing pages that give overviews of the various data types that Metview can handle.

23rd May 2019

These three new examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

ENS Windgust Probablity Example	Zonal Average Example	Meridional Average Example

10th May 2019

5.5.3 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF. Also made available as a source tarball and a new bundle created.

4th March 2019

Version 1.1.0 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

22nd February 2019

These new set of examples were added to the Metview Gallery. They are available both in Macro and Python.

Humidity advection Example	Parcel method on Skew-T Example	Streamlines Example	ODB Radiance Map Example

ODB Temp Wind Example	ODB Wind Profiler Example	Cross Section with Orography Example	BUFR Synop Example

Geocircle on Map Example	Taylor diagram Example

15th February 2019

5.5.0 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

29th January 2019

5.4.1 installed as module metview/default and metview/new at ECMWF.

5th December 2018

5.3.0 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th November 2018

5.2.4 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Version 0.9.1 of Metview's Python layer released as metview-python/new at ECMWF and available on GitHub and PyPi.

14th November 2018

5.2.3 installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

26th October 2018

Version 0.8.6 of Metview's Python layer released on GitHub and PyPi. We expect this to be the last 'alpha' release, with a 'beta' version 0.9.0 coming very soon, with few expected changes.

23rd October 2018

Metview 5.2.1 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

10th October 2018

Metview 5.2.0 released as source tarball and as binaries, and installed as module metview/new at ECMWF.

Metview source bundle 2018.10.0 released.

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