Move GMFD extreme value filling to "parse GMFD" step - #28
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This fixes an issue where extreme values in GMFD were only cleaned for the ERA5 bias adjustment, and not included in the forecast adjustment.
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I've cleaned up format, linting, and type checks to the best of my ability. Tests also pass just fine but CI is going to say this fails. |
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This PR moves extreme value cleaning into
scripts/01-parse_gmfd.py, ensuring it's used for all subsequent steps.This fixes an issue where extreme values in GMFD were cleaned only for the ERA5 bias adjustment and not the forecast bias adjustment.
Extreme value filling also happens before regirdding. Previously, it was done after regridding, at the coarser grid resolution. This avoids shuffling our dims around and rechunking.