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Do a search in this forum. There are scripts that should meet your needs or at least get you on a real good start.

The other thing to consider is that DA has not been updated in years and some of the data formats and URL's have changed rendering DA inaccurate or "broken".

Do your headers have the space after the coma too? Look at the 2 examples. Grasping here..........

Did a little research for you. Here is the link to buoy data format: http://www.nodc.noaa.gov/General/NODC-Archive/f291.html Here is the raw data for 41009 at 0200Z November 20th ****the raw data file from http://www.atmos.albany.edu/weather/dat ... @H_boy.wmo IS CORRUPT************ this is ALL the ...

Your answer is: meters

Where did you getyour data? URL???

While I have never used this format, your qustion intrigued me so I did a little experimenting. The 1st few lines from "METAR from Australia BoM (AXF format via FTP): [metar2Data] ID_num, ID_name[6], Date, Time, Lat, Lon, Wdir, Wspd, T_DB, DP, QNH, RF9am, RF10m, Vis, AVis, Gust, Wx1Int, Wx1Dsc, Wx1W...

Michael, Thanks for the bump! Again my apologies, got busy and completly forgot! Anyway, looked into it this morning and the best guess I can figure out is that there is a file in DA (digatmos.rad) that has the URL links to the radara data. When DA goes out to get the radar data, it creates a file (...

Complete MADIS: https://madis-data.noaa.gov/cgi-bin/textXmlRqt?rdr=https%3A%2F%2Fpublic_madis_public%3A0823p%21nIaB%40madis-data.noaa.gov%2FmadisPublic1%2Fcgi-bin%2FmadisXmlPublicDir%3F&time=0&minbck=-60&minfwd=0&recwin=3&dfltrsel=1&state=AK&latll=25&lonll=-130&latur=55&lonur=-60&stanam=&stasel=0&pv...

My apologies, I haven't had time to look at this yet. I should have some free time next week.

Greg