Implement loft_parcel()
Implement loft_parcel() to iterate through pressure levels, yielding the temperature and pressure of the parcel at each height
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from typing import Callable
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LAPSE_RATE_DRY = 9.8 / 1000 # degrees C per km
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LAPSE_RATE_MOIST = 4.0 / 1000
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PRESSURE_MAX = 1050 # millibar
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PRESSURE_MIN = 100
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PRESSURE_STEP = 50
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def kelvin(c: float) -> float:
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return 273.15 + c
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return g * (1 + (Hv * r) / (Rsd * T)) \
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/ (Cpd + (((Hv**2) * r) / (Rsw * (T**2))))
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def loft_parcel(start_temp: float,
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start_pressure: float,
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lapse_rate: Callable):
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"""
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Loft a parcel of air from a given pressure, at a given temperature,
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yielding a Tuple containing the temperature and pressure of that parcel
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at each increment of elevation. A Callable which, given a temperature,
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dewpoint, pressure value, will be dispatched to obtain the lapse rate
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for each height.
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"""
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start_height = pressure_height(start_pressure)
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sx_last = None
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sy_last = None
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height_last = None
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temp = start_temp
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pressure = start_pressure
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while pressure >= PRESSURE_MIN:
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height = pressure_height(pressure)
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if height_last is None:
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height_last = height
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try:
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rate = lapse_rate(temp, temp, pressure)
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except OverflowError:
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break
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temp = lapse(temp, height - height_last, rate)
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yield temp, pressure
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height_last = height
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if pressure == PRESSURE_MIN:
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break
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elif pressure - 10.0 < PRESSURE_MIN:
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pressure = PRESSURE_MIN
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else:
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pressure -= 10.0
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