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In case this is helpful, here are some demo scripts for downloading ERA5-Land temperature data at higher temporal resolution.
Note: I suspect that it might actually be faster to retrieve daily data via Google Earth Engine, but I didn't experiment with this approach.
Download daily mean, min, max, or mid via the daily statistics calculator. Results in a 800 MB NetCDF file for each month (for global, full-resolution coverage).
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In case this is helpful, here are some demo scripts for downloading ERA5-Land temperature data at higher temporal resolution.
Note: I suspect that it might actually be faster to retrieve daily data via Google Earth Engine, but I didn't experiment with this approach.
Download daily mean, min, max, or mid via the daily statistics calculator. Results in a 800 MB NetCDF file for each month (for global, full-resolution coverage).
Download hourly via the original dataset. Results in a 3.6 GB GRIB or NetCDF file for each month (for global, full-resolution coverage).
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