How to easily download multiple years of climate data from the Copernicus data store using python?

[@shamsulhoquekhan933]

After going through couple of videos and bullshit crap, I came across this video and found it easy and helpful. Great job!!!

[@HilmerNavJim]

Thanks a lot..It was so helpful.

[@swadhinsatpathy4527]

can't select all from year.

[@oyatolaopeyemi976]

Thank you for this video. I am student and i would like you to do a video on how and where to download significant wave height, windspeed, mean wave period, and wave directions. I need them for my thesis.
Thank you

[@muhammadfawad3896]

Appreciated Sir 🤍

[@nastaranhashemi6835]

useful

[@ThePapin24]

Hi! Thanks for sharing this video. But I would like to know how to submit this script to a HPC remote server as job to run?

[@cristianjohandiazmoscote3715]

I have error Exception: Missing/incomplete configuration file: C:\Users\Windows/.cdsapirc

[@javed-ali]

I think you did not configure the CDS API correctly. Check this page for installing the CDS API properly: cds.climate.copernicus.eu/api-how-to

[@ThePapin24]

Thanks for this video. I have the similar script with the same time range, but with more variables and pressure levels. When I ran it, it is showing me the following error message: Exception: the request you have submitted is not valid. Request too large. Requesting 5185920 items, limit is 120000.
I don't know what is wrong with my script?

[@javed-ali]

Please note that there is a limit to the amount of data you can download from the Copernicus data store at one time. It is important to keep in mind that you cannot exceed this limit and will need to download one variable at a time. To ensure that I do not exceed the limit, I am using a for-loop to download one year of data at a time. If you want, you can create another loop to provide a list of variables.

[@howto-c8i]

hello sir can you please tell me how to donwload that fronn python i am not able to download latent heat flux over indian ocean data

[@javed-ali]

You can modify the variable as follows:
"'variable': 'surface_latent_heat_flux',"
and adjust your study area in this part of the code:
'area': [
90, -180, -90,
180,
]

[@jesusantoniocorreahelbrum1259]

Hello, I have a problem when executing the command c = cdsapi.client() in spyder. this command is not executed c = cdsapi.Client. Might you help me

[@javed-ali]

What is the error you are getting?

[@backbenchersWorld24]

@@javed-ali Exception has occurred: NameError
name 'cdsapi' is not defined
File "C:\Users\sabbi\OneDrive\Desktop
ew.py", line 1, in
c = cdsapi.Client()
^^^^^^
NameError: name 'cdsapi' is not defined

[@flwr_ltd]

Hi! thanks for the video! I ran the same code, for the temperature variable (1997-2019) and apparently the request is too big. Is there a way to fix this?

[@javed-ali]

This issue should be fixed with the for-loop that was used in this video. Are you using the same code as mentioned in the video?

[@edgarrodriguezarellano7724]

@@javed-ali does it work on Linux system only?

[@javed-ali]

@@edgarrodriguezarellano7724 It works on Windows, macOS, and Linux. I tested it on Windows and macOS, but not on Linux. However, it should run without any issues.

[@marcoviniciomonterocabezas1925]

This video is very useful, but how do I download the data of GLORYS12V1 from multiple years? Greetings

[@javed-ali]

Glad to know that you found the video helpful. Could you please share the link to the GLORYS12V1 data you want to download?

[@Phoenix_Tech-Lifestyle_Corner]

I m not able to select more than one year, what could be the reason?

[@amanisaleh8839]

Hello I need your help

[@amanisaleh8839]

could you give me your contact