TC-RMW plot needs updating to support changes to input

[bikegeek]

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When using updated TC-RMW data, the METplotpy TC-RMW plot for the cross-section is raising errors like the following: TypeError Length of x(100) must match number of columns in z(3) and other similar dimension mismatch TypeError messages.

Changes to the order of the dimensions in https://github.com/dtcenter/METcalcpy/issues/308 are not supposed to impact the contour plot, but the contour plot is sensitive to this.

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[bikegeek]

Two changes need to be made in the _plot_crosssection.py code:

• when calculating the field_azi_mean, set axis=0 instead of 1

• for the Z value in the contour plot, use the field_azi_mean rather than the field_azi_mean.transpose to get the correct dimensions for the contour plot.

[bikegeek]

Instructions for performing the vertical interpolation and generating the cross-plot on 'seneca': README.txt

[mrinalbiswas]

I have tested the changes on seneca and it ran successfully.