wxdata 1.4.2__tar.gz → 1.5__tar.gz

{wxdata-1.4.2/src/wxdata.egg-info → wxdata-1.5}/PKG-INFO

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.4
 Name: wxdata
-Version: 1.4.2
+Version: 1.5
 Summary: A Python library that acts as a client to download, pre-process and post-process weather data. Friendly for users on VPN/PROXY connections.
 Author: Eric J. Drewitz
 Project-URL: Documentation, https://github.com/edrewitz/wxdata/blob/main/Documentation/Landing%20Page.md
@@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ Requires-Dist: cfgrib>=0.9.10.4
 Requires-Dist: dask>=2025.5.1
 Requires-Dist: tqdm>=4.67.3
 Requires-Dist: ecmwf-opendata>=0.3.26
+Requires-Dist: openpyxl>=3.1.5
 Dynamic: license-file
 
 # WxData
@@ -150,17 +151,20 @@ ii) Set up a new environment with an earlier version of Python (must be Python >
 3) [Downloading the first 72 hours of the ECMWF IFS and ECMWF AIFS](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/ecmwf.ipynb)
 4) [Downloading the GEFS members p01 and p02 for only Temperature](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/gefs.ipynb)
 5) [Downloading the Real-Time Mesoscale Analysis (RTMA)](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/rtma.ipynb)
-6) [Downloading the RAWS SIG Group Fuels Data and the NFDRS Forecast for the RAWS SIG Groups for the South Ops Geographic Area Coordination Center](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/fems.ipynb)
-7) [Downloading the SPC Convective Outlook for CONUS](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/spc.ipynb)
-8) [Downloading NWS Maximum Temperature Forecast for Hawaii](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/nws_hi.ipynb)
-9) [Downloading the GFS0P25 then performing pixel and line queries on the data](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/GFS.ipynb)
-10) [Downloading various datasets from the Applied Climate Information System (ACIS)](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/xmacis2.ipynb)
-11) [Downloading AIGFS Data](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/aigfs.ipynb)
-12) [Downloading AIGEFS Data](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/aigefs.ipynb)
-13) [Downloading and plotting the Climate Prediction Center 6-10 Day Precipitation Outlook](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/cpc_precip_outlook.ipynb)
-14) [Downloading OUN Sounding Data and Using The WxData Linear Anti Aliasing Tool To Interpolate 100 Points Between Each Observed Data Point And Visualize Both Data Sets](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/linear_anti_aliasing.ipynb)
-15) [Downloading Subsets Of ECMWF IFS Ensemble and AIFS Ensemble Data](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/ecmwf_ens.ipynb)
-16) [Downloading the ECMWF IFS 500 mb Geopotential Height Initial Analysis And Plot A North Pole Stereographic Resolving The Meridian With The WxData Cyclic Point Tool](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/cyclic.ipynb)
+6) [Downloading the SPC Convective Outlook for CONUS](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/spc.ipynb)
+7) [Downloading NWS Maximum Temperature Forecast for Hawaii](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/nws_hi.ipynb)
+8) [Downloading the GFS0P25 then performing pixel and line queries on the data](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/GFS.ipynb)
+9) [Downloading various datasets from the Applied Climate Information System (ACIS)](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/xmacis2.ipynb)
+10) [Downloading AIGFS Data](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/aigfs.ipynb)
+11) [Downloading AIGEFS Data](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/aigefs.ipynb)
+12) [Downloading and plotting the Climate Prediction Center 6-10 Day Precipitation Outlook](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/cpc_precip_outlook.ipynb)
+13) [Downloading OUN Sounding Data and Using The WxData Linear Anti Aliasing Tool To Interpolate 100 Points Between Each Observed Data Point And Visualize Both Data Sets](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/linear_anti_aliasing.ipynb)
+14) [Downloading Subsets Of ECMWF IFS Ensemble and AIFS Ensemble Data](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/ecmwf_ens.ipynb)
+15) [Downloading the ECMWF IFS 500 mb Geopotential Height Initial Analysis And Plot A North Pole Stereographic Resolving The Meridian With The WxData Cyclic Point Tool](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/cyclic.ipynb)
+16) [Downloading Observed Fuels Data For The Past Year For Acton RAWS and Plotting 1000-HR Dead Fuel Moisture](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/acton_raws.ipynb)
+17) [Downloading the 7-Day NFDRS Forecast for Acton RAWS and Plotting Forecast 100-HR Dead Fuel Moisture](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/acton_raws_forecast.ipynb)
+18) [Downloading Current RAWS and METAR Data and Plotting Current Relative Humidity Observations Across California and Nevada](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/metar_raws_observed_rh.ipynb)
+19) [Downloading Current RAWS Data and Plotting Current Energy Release Components (ERCs) Observations Across California and Nevada](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/observed_erc_map.ipynb)
 
 *Advanced Users*
 1) [Using the `client` module to download the latest HadCRUT5 Analysis netCDF file and open this dataset in xarray](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData-JupyterLab-Examples/blob/main/hadcrut5.ipynb)
@@ -209,9 +213,20 @@ ii) Set up a new environment with an earlier version of Python (must be Python >
 1. [METAR Observations](https://github.com/edrewitz/wxdata/blob/main/Documentation/metars.md#metar-observations)
 
 ***FEMS RAWS Network***
-1. [Get Single Station RAWS Data](https://github.com/edrewitz/wxdata/blob/main/Documentation/single_raws.md#fems-get-single-raws-station-data)
-2. [Get Each SIG of RAWS Data for a Geographic Area Coordination Center](https://github.com/edrewitz/wxdata/blob/main/Documentation/raws%20sig.md#fems-get-raws-sig-data-for-a-geographic-area-coordination-center-region)
-3. [Get NFDRS Forecast Data for Each SIG for a Geographic Area Coordination Center](https://github.com/edrewitz/wxdata/blob/main/Documentation/nfdrs%20forecast.md#fems-get-nfdrs-forecast-data-for-a-raws-sig-for-a-geographic-area-coordination-center-region)
+1. [Get Single Station Weather Observations](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData/blob/main/Documentation/single%20raws%20weather%20obs.md#fems-single-raws-station-weather-observations)
+2. [Get Single Station Fuels Observations](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData/blob/main/Documentation/single%20raws%20fuels%20obs.md#fems-single-raws-station-fuels-observations)
+3. [Get Multi Station Weather Observations](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData/blob/main/Documentation/multi%20raws%20weather%20obs.md#fems-multi-raws-station-weather-observations)
+4. [Get Multi Station Fuels Observations](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData/blob/main/Documentation/multi%20raws%20fuels%20obs.md#fems-multi-raws-station-fuels-observations)
+5. [Get Current Multi Station Weather Observations](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData/blob/main/Documentation/current%20multi%20raws%20weather%20obs.md#fems-multi-raws-station-current-weather-observations)
+6. [Get Current Multi Station Fuels Observations](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData/blob/main/Documentation/current%20multi%20raws%20fuels%20obs.md#fems-multi-raws-station-current-fuels-observations)
+7. [Get Current Multi Station Weather Observations By State](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData/blob/main/Documentation/raws%20weather%20obs%20by%20state.md#fems-raws-station-current-weather-observations-by-state)
+8. [Get Current Multi Station Fuels Observations By State](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData/blob/main/Documentation/raws%20fuels%20obs%20by%20state.md#fems-raws-station-current-fuels-observations-by-state)
+9. [Get Single Station Weather Forecast](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData/blob/main/Documentation/single%20raws%20weather%20forecast.md#fems-single-raws-station-weather-forecast)
+10. [Get Single Station NFDRS (Fuels) Forecast](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData/blob/main/Documentation/single%20raws%20nfdrs%20forecast.md#fems-single-raws-station-nfdrs-fuels-forecast)
+11. [Get Multi Station Weather Forecast](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData/blob/main/Documentation/multi%20raws%20weather%20forecast.md#fems-multi-raws-station-weather-forecast)
+12. [Get Multi Station NFDRS (Fuels) Forecast](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData/blob/main/Documentation/multi%20raws%20nfdrs%20forecast.md#fems-multi-raws-station-nfdrs-fuels-forecast)
+13. [Get Single Station Meta-Data](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData/blob/main/Documentation/raws%20single%20station%20meta%20data.md#fems-single-raws-station-meta-data)
+14. [Get Multi Station Meta-Data](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData/blob/main/Documentation/raws%20multi%20station%20meta%20data.md#fems-multi-raws-station-meta-data)
 
 ***Observed Atmospheric Soundings***
 1. [University Of Wyoming Soundings](https://github.com/edrewitz/wxdata/blob/main/Documentation/wyoming_soundings.md)
@@ -251,6 +266,9 @@ ii) Set up a new environment with an earlier version of Python (must be Python >
 ***Custom CSV Data***
 1. [CSV Data Client](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData/blob/main/Documentation/get_csv_data.md#get-csv-data)
 
+***Custom Excel Data***
+1. [Excel Data Client](https://github.com/edrewitz/WxData/blob/main/Documentation/get_excel_data.md#get-excel-data)
+
 ***Cyclic Points For Hemispheric Plots***
 1. [Cyclic Points](https://github.com/edrewitz/wxdata/blob/main/Documentation/cyclic_point.md#using-wxdata-to-add-cyclic-points-for-hemispheric-plots)
 
@@ -272,217 +290,238 @@ ii) Set up a new environment with an earlier version of Python (must be Python >
 
 ## Importing Functions from WxData
 
-         """
-         This file hosts all of the functions in the WxData Python library that directly interact with the user. 
-         
-         (C) Eric J. Drewitz 2025-2026
-         """
-         
-         
-         """
-         This section of functions are for users who want full wxdata functionality.
-         
-         These functions do the following:
-         
-         1) Scan for the latest available data. 
-             - If the data on your local machine is not up to date, new data will download automatically.
-             - If the data on your local machine is up to date, new data download is bypassed.
-             - This is a safeguard that prevents excessive requests on the data servers.
-             
-         2) Builds the wxdata directory to store the weather data files. 
-             - Scans for the directory branch and builds the branch if it does not exist. 
-         
-         3) Downloads the data.
-             - Users can define their VPN/PROXY IP Address as a (dict) in their script and pass their
-               VPN/PROXY IP address into the function to avoid SSL Certificate errors when requesting data.
-             - Algorithm allows for up to 5 retries with a 30 second break between each retry to resolve connection
-               interruptions while not overburdening the data servers. 
-         
-         4) Pre-processes the data via filename formatting and correctly filing in the wxdata directory. 
-         
-         5) Post-processing by doing the following tasks:
-              - Remapping GRIB2 variable keys into plain language variable keys.
-              - Fixing dataset build errors and grouping all variables together.
-              - Transforms longitude from 0 to 360 degrees into -180 to 180 degrees.
-              - Subsetting the data to the latitude/longitude boundaries specified by the user. 
-              - Converting temperature from kelvin to units the user wants (default is Celsius).
-              - Returning a post-processed xarray.array to the user. 
-              
-         6) Preserves system memory by doing the following:
-              - Deleting old data files before each new download.
-              - When clear_recycle_bin=True, the user's recycle bin is also cleared. 
-         """
-         
-         # Global Forecast System (GFS)
-         # - GFS 0.25x0.25 Degree Primary Parameters
-         # - GFS 0.25x0.25 Degree Secondary Parameters
-         # - GFS 0.5x0.5 Degree
-         from wxdata.gfs.gfs import(
-             gfs_0p25,
-             gfs_0p25_secondary_parameters,
-             gfs_0p50
-         )
-         
-         # AI Global Forecast System (AIGFS)
-         from wxdata.aigfs.aigfs import aigfs
-         
-         # Hybrid Global Ensemble Forecast System (HGEFS)
-         from wxdata.hgefs.hgefs import hgefs_mean_spread
-         
-         # Global Ensemble Forecast System (GEFS)
-         # - GEFS 0.5x0.5 Degree Primary Parameters
-         # - GEFS 0.5x0.5 Degree Secondary Parameters
-         # - GEFS 0.25x0.25 Degree
-         from wxdata.gefs.gefs import(
-             gefs_0p50,
-             gefs_0p50_secondary_parameters,
-             gefs_0p25
-         )
-         
-         # AI Global Ensemble Forecast System (AIGEFS)
-         # - AIGEFS Pressure Members (Pressure Level Variables)
-         # - AIGEFS Surface Members (Surface Level Variables)
-         # - AIGEFS Single (AIGEFS Ensemble Mean & AIGEFS Ensemble Spread)
-         from wxdata.aigefs.aigefs import(
-             aigefs_pressure_members,
-             aigefs_surface_members,
-             aigefs_single
-         )
-         
-         # European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF)
-         # - ECMWF IFS
-         # - ECMWF IFS Ensemble
-         # - ECMWF AIFS
-         # - ECMWF AIFS Ensemble
-         # - ECMWF IFS Wave
-         # - ECMWF IFS Wave Ensemble
-         from wxdata.ecmwf.ecmwf import(
-             ecmwf_ifs,
-             ecmwf_ifs_ens,
-             ecmwf_aifs,
-             ecmwf_aifs_ens,
-             ecmwf_ifs_wave,
-             ecmwf_ifs_wave_ens
-         )
-         
-         # FEMS RAWS Network
-         # - Single RAWS Station Data
-         # - A SIG Group of RAWS Data by GACC
-         # - NFDRS Forecast Data For a RAWS Station
-         from wxdata.fems.fems import(
-             get_single_station_data,
-             get_raws_sig_data,
-             get_nfdrs_forecast_data
-         )
-         
-         # Real-Time Mesoscale Analysis (RTMA)
-         # - RTMA Latest
-         # - RTMA Comparison Between Two Times
-         from wxdata.rtma.rtma import(
-             rtma, 
-             rtma_comparison
-         )
-         
-         # NOAA 
-         # - Storm Prediction Center Outlooks
-         # - Climate Prediction Center Outlooks
-         # - National Weather Service Forecasts
-         from wxdata.noaa.nws import(
-             get_ndfd_grids,
-             get_cpc_outlook
-         )
-         
-         # Observed Upper-Air Soundings
-         # (University of Wyoming Database)
-         from wxdata.soundings.wyoming_soundings import get_observed_sounding_data
-         
-         # METAR Observational Data (From NOAA)
-         from wxdata.metars.metar_obs import download_metar_data
-         
-         """
-         This section hosts all the functions and modules that involve post-processing the data.
-         These are the functions and modules that:
-         
-         1) Re-map the GRIB2 Variable Keys into Plain Language Keys
-         2) Build the xarray.array of the various datasets. 
-         
-         """
-         
-         
-         # Global Forecast System (GFS)
-         import wxdata.post_processors.gfs_post_processing as gfs_post_processing
-         
-         # AI Global Forecast System (AIGFS)
-         import wxdata.post_processors.aigfs_post_processing as aigfs_post_processing
-         
-         # Hybrid Global Ensemble Forecast System (HGEFS)
-         import wxdata.post_processors.hgefs_post_processing as hgefs_post_processing
-         
-         # Global Ensemble Forecast System (GEFS)
-         import wxdata.post_processors.gefs_post_processing as gefs_post_processing
-         
-         # AI Global Ensemble Forecast System (AIGEFS)
-         import wxdata.post_processors.aigefs_post_processing as aigefs_post_processing
-         
-         # European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF)
-         import wxdata.post_processors.ecmwf_post_processing as ecmwf_post_processing
-         
-         # Real-Time Mesoscale Analysis (RTMA)
-         from wxdata.post_processors.rtma_post_processing import process_rtma_data
-         
-         
-         """
-         This section hosts the utility functions accessable to the user. 
-         
-         These functions provide helpful utilities when analyzing weather data. 
-         
-         Utility functions are geared towards the following types of users:
-         
-         1) Users who want to use their own scripts to download the data however, they
-            would like to use the wxdata post-processing capabilities. 
-            
-         2) Users who want to make hemispheric graphics or any graphics where cyclic points
-            resolve missing data along the prime meridian or international dateline. 
-         """
-         # WxData function using cartopy to make cyclic points
-         # This is for users who wish to make graphics that cross the -180/180 degree longitude line
-         # This is commonly used for Hemispheric graphics
-         # Function that converts the longitude dimension in an xarray.array 
-         # From 0 to 360 to -180 to 180
-         from wxdata.utils.coords import(
-             cyclic_point,
-             shift_longitude
-         )
-         
-         # Functions to pixel query and query pixels along a line between points A and B
-         # Function to interpolate to n amount of points in between x and y values respectively
-         from wxdata.utils.tools import(
-             pixel_query,
-             line_query,
-             linear_anti_aliasing
-         )
-         
-         """
-         This section hosts the various data clients that retrieve various types of data.
-         
-         These clients can be easily configured to work on VPN/PROXY connections.
-         """
-         
-         # These are the wxdata HTTPS Clients with full VPN/PROXY Support
-         # Client List:
-         #  - get_gridded_data()
-         #  - get_csv_data()
-         #  - get_xmacis_data()
-         import wxdata.client.client as client
-         
-         # This function executes a list of Python scripts in the order the user lists them
-         from wxdata.utils.scripts import run_external_scripts
-
-
-
-   
-   
-
+      """
+      This file hosts all of the functions in the WxData Python library that directly interact with the user. 
+      
+      (C) Eric J. Drewitz 2025-2026
+      """
+      
+      
+      """
+      This section of functions are for users who want full wxdata functionality.
+      
+      These functions do the following:
+      
+      1) Scan for the latest available data. 
+          - If the data on your local machine is not up to date, new data will download automatically.
+          - If the data on your local machine is up to date, new data download is bypassed.
+          - This is a safeguard that prevents excessive requests on the data servers.
+          
+      2) Builds the wxdata directory to store the weather data files. 
+          - Scans for the directory branch and builds the branch if it does not exist. 
+      
+      3) Downloads the data.
+          - Users can define their VPN/PROXY IP Address as a (dict) in their script and pass their
+            VPN/PROXY IP address into the function to avoid SSL Certificate errors when requesting data.
+          - Algorithm allows for up to 5 retries with a 30 second break between each retry to resolve connection
+            interruptions while not overburdening the data servers. 
+      
+      4) Pre-processes the data via filename formatting and correctly filing in the wxdata directory. 
+      
+      5) Post-processing by doing the following tasks:
+           - Remapping GRIB2 variable keys into plain language variable keys.
+           - Fixing dataset build errors and grouping all variables together.
+           - Transforms longitude from 0 to 360 degrees into -180 to 180 degrees.
+           - Subsetting the data to the latitude/longitude boundaries specified by the user. 
+           - Converting temperature from kelvin to units the user wants (default is Celsius).
+           - Returning a post-processed xarray.array to the user. 
+           
+      6) Preserves system memory by doing the following:
+           - Deleting old data files before each new download.
+           - When clear_recycle_bin=True, the user's recycle bin is also cleared. 
+      """
+      
+      # Global Forecast System (GFS)
+      # - GFS 0.25x0.25 Degree Primary Parameters
+      # - GFS 0.25x0.25 Degree Secondary Parameters
+      # - GFS 0.5x0.5 Degree
+      from wxdata.gfs.gfs import(
+          gfs_0p25,
+          gfs_0p25_secondary_parameters,
+          gfs_0p50
+      )
+      
+      # AI Global Forecast System (AIGFS)
+      from wxdata.aigfs.aigfs import aigfs
+      
+      # Hybrid Global Ensemble Forecast System (HGEFS)
+      from wxdata.hgefs.hgefs import hgefs_mean_spread
+      
+      # Global Ensemble Forecast System (GEFS)
+      # - GEFS 0.5x0.5 Degree Primary Parameters
+      # - GEFS 0.5x0.5 Degree Secondary Parameters
+      # - GEFS 0.25x0.25 Degree
+      from wxdata.gefs.gefs import(
+          gefs_0p50,
+          gefs_0p50_secondary_parameters,
+          gefs_0p25
+      )
+      
+      # AI Global Ensemble Forecast System (AIGEFS)
+      # - AIGEFS Pressure Members (Pressure Level Variables)
+      # - AIGEFS Surface Members (Surface Level Variables)
+      # - AIGEFS Single (AIGEFS Ensemble Mean & AIGEFS Ensemble Spread)
+      from wxdata.aigefs.aigefs import(
+          aigefs_pressure_members,
+          aigefs_surface_members,
+          aigefs_single
+      )
+      
+      # European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF)
+      # - ECMWF IFS
+      # - ECMWF IFS Ensemble
+      # - ECMWF AIFS
+      # - ECMWF AIFS Ensemble
+      # - ECMWF IFS Wave
+      # - ECMWF IFS Wave Ensemble
+      from wxdata.ecmwf.ecmwf import(
+          ecmwf_ifs,
+          ecmwf_ifs_ens,
+          ecmwf_aifs,
+          ecmwf_aifs_ens,
+          ecmwf_ifs_wave,
+          ecmwf_ifs_wave_ens
+      )
+      
+      # FEMS RAWS Network
+      # - Single Station Weather Observations
+      # - Single Station Fuels Observations
+      # - Multi Station Weather Observations
+      # - Multi Station Fuels Observations
+      # - Current Weather Observations - Multi Station
+      # - Current Fuels Observations - Multi Station
+      # - Current Weather Observations - All Stations By State
+      # - Current Fuels Observations - All Stations By State
+      # - Single Station NFDRS Forecast
+      # - Multi Station NFDRS Forecast
+      # - Single Station Weather Forecast
+      # - Multi Station Weather Forecast
+      from wxdata.fems.fems import(
+          get_single_raws_station_weather_observations,
+          get_single_raws_station_fuels_observations,
+          get_multi_raws_station_weather_observations,
+          get_multi_raws_station_fuels_observations,
+          get_current_multi_raws_station_weather_observations,
+          get_current_multi_raws_station_fuels_observations,
+          get_current_all_raws_station_weather_observations,
+          get_current_all_raws_station_fuels_observations,
+          get_single_raws_station_nfdrs_forecast,
+          get_multi_raws_station_nfdrs_forecast,
+          get_single_raws_station_weather_forecast,
+          get_multi_raws_station_weather_forecast
+      )
+      
+      # FEMS RAWS Network
+      # - Single Station Meta Data
+      # - Multi Station Meta Data
+      from wxdata.fems.meta_data import(
+          get_single_raws_station_meta_data,
+          get_multi_raws_station_meta_data
+      )
+      
+      # Real-Time Mesoscale Analysis (RTMA)
+      # - RTMA Latest
+      # - RTMA Comparison Between Two Times
+      from wxdata.rtma.rtma import(
+          rtma, 
+          rtma_comparison
+      )
+      
+      # NOAA 
+      # - Storm Prediction Center Outlooks
+      # - Climate Prediction Center Outlooks
+      # - National Weather Service Forecasts
+      from wxdata.noaa.nws import(
+          get_ndfd_grids,
+          get_cpc_outlook
+      )
+      
+      # Observed Upper-Air Soundings
+      # (University of Wyoming Database)
+      from wxdata.soundings.wyoming_soundings import get_observed_sounding_data
+      
+      # METAR Observational Data (From NOAA)
+      from wxdata.metars.metar_obs import download_metar_data
+      
+      """
+      This section hosts all the functions and modules that involve post-processing the data.
+      These are the functions and modules that:
+      
+      1) Re-map the GRIB2 Variable Keys into Plain Language Keys
+      2) Build the xarray.array of the various datasets. 
+      
+      """
+      
+      
+      # Global Forecast System (GFS)
+      import wxdata.post_processors.gfs_post_processing as gfs_post_processing
+      
+      # AI Global Forecast System (AIGFS)
+      import wxdata.post_processors.aigfs_post_processing as aigfs_post_processing
+      
+      # Hybrid Global Ensemble Forecast System (HGEFS)
+      import wxdata.post_processors.hgefs_post_processing as hgefs_post_processing
+      
+      # Global Ensemble Forecast System (GEFS)
+      import wxdata.post_processors.gefs_post_processing as gefs_post_processing
+      
+      # AI Global Ensemble Forecast System (AIGEFS)
+      import wxdata.post_processors.aigefs_post_processing as aigefs_post_processing
+      
+      # European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF)
+      import wxdata.post_processors.ecmwf_post_processing as ecmwf_post_processing
+      
+      # Real-Time Mesoscale Analysis (RTMA)
+      from wxdata.post_processors.rtma_post_processing import process_rtma_data
+      
+      
+      """
+      This section hosts the utility functions accessable to the user. 
+      
+      These functions provide helpful utilities when analyzing weather data. 
+      
+      Utility functions are geared towards the following types of users:
+      
+      1) Users who want to use their own scripts to download the data however, they
+         would like to use the wxdata post-processing capabilities. 
+         
+      2) Users who want to make hemispheric graphics or any graphics where cyclic points
+         resolve missing data along the prime meridian or international dateline. 
+      """
+      # WxData function using cartopy to make cyclic points
+      # This is for users who wish to make graphics that cross the -180/180 degree longitude line
+      # This is commonly used for Hemispheric graphics
+      # Function that converts the longitude dimension in an xarray.array 
+      # From 0 to 360 to -180 to 180
+      from wxdata.utils.coords import(
+          cyclic_point,
+          shift_longitude
+      )
+      
+      # Functions to pixel query and query pixels along a line between points A and B
+      # Function to interpolate to n amount of points in between x and y values respectively
+      from wxdata.utils.tools import(
+          pixel_query,
+          line_query,
+          linear_anti_aliasing
+      )
+      
+      """
+      This section hosts the various data clients that retrieve various types of data.
+      
+      These clients can be easily configured to work on VPN/PROXY connections.
+      """
+      
+      # These are the wxdata HTTPS Clients with full VPN/PROXY Support
+      # Client List:
+      #  - get_gridded_data()
+      #  - get_csv_data()
+      #  - get_excel_data() 
+      #  - get_xmacis_data()
+      import wxdata.client.client as client
+      
+      # This function executes a list of Python scripts in the order the user lists them
+      from wxdata.utils.scripts import run_external_scripts
 
 ## Citations
 
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 **ecmwf-opendata**: European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (2026). ecmwf-opendata[Computer software]. GitHub. https://github.com/ecmwf/ecmwf-opendata
 
+**openpyxl**: Gazoni, E., & Clark, C. (2024). openpyxl: A Python library to read/write Excel 2010 xlsx/xlsm/xltx/xltm files (Version 3.1.5) [Computer software]. https://openpyxl.readthedocs.io/
+
 ## Data Sources
 
 1) [National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/National Center for Environmental Prediction](https://nomads.ncep.noaa.gov/)
@@ -522,5 +563,6 @@ ii) Set up a new environment with an earlier version of Python (must be Python >
 5) [National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Aviation Weather Center](https://aviationweather.gov/)
 6) [National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Climate Prediction Center](https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/GIS/GIS_DATA/us_tempprcpfcst/index.php)
 7) [Applied Climate Information System (ACIS)](https://www.rcc-acis.org/docs_webservices.html)
+8) [USDA Fire Environment Mapping System](https://fems.fs2c.usda.gov/download)