Note that these examples are only skeletons to illustrate the functionality of Magics.

You can download this Jupyter notebook and temperature, geopotential and temperature anomaly data from ECMWF github space.

More interesting title and text examples can be found in these notebooks:

• Contours 1 - Grid points
• Contours 7 - Gradients method 1
• Contours 8 - Gradients method 2
• Contours 9 - Predefined style
• Contours 10 - Predefined palette
• Contours 13 - ECMWF style
• Wind 7 - Wind flags and vorticity
• Symbols 7 - Advanced symbol

Plotting in directly in Jupyter notebooks doesn't need output to be specified. Most of the time you will want an output.

png = magics.output(
    output_formats = ['png'],
    output_name_first_page_number = "off",
    output_name = "my_text")
magics.plot(png, projection, temperature, t_cont, coast, legend)