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netCDF4

Provides an object-oriented python interface to the netCDF version 4 library

Installation

In a virtualenv (see these instructions if you need to create one):

sudo apt install libtasn1-6 libcurl3t64-gnutls libnettle8t64 libnetcdf22 libnghttp3-9 libp11-kit0 libatomic1 libgnutls30t64 libsz2 libcurl4t64 librtmp1 libpsl5t64 libkeyutils1 libidn2-0 libssh2-1t64 libhdf5-310 libk5crypto3 libaec0 libunistring5 libssl3t64 libkrb5support0 libngtcp2-crypto-gnutls8 libngtcp2-16 libbrotli1 libcom-err2 libnghttp2-14 libgssapi-krb5-2 libhdf5-hl-310 libc6 libsasl2-2 libzstd1 zlib1g liblzma5 libgmp10 libxml2 libhogweed6t64 libgcc-s1 libldap2 libffi8 libkrb5-3
pip3 install netcdf4

Dependencies

• cftime
• numpy
• packaging
• certifi

Releases

Version	Released	Bookworm Python 3.11	Trixie Python 3.13	Files
1.7.5	2026-10-15
netcdf4-1.7.5-cp313-cp313-linux_armv6l.whl (3 MB) netcdf4-1.7.5-cp313-cp313-linux_armv7l.whl (3 MB)
1.7.4	2026-01-05
1.7.3	2025-10-13
1.7.2	2024-10-22
1.7.1.post2	2024-08-09
1.7.1.post1	2024-06-25
1.7.1 yanked	2024-06-18
1.7.0 yanked	2024-06-13
1.6.5	2023-10-25
1.6.4	2023-06-05
1.6.3	2023-03-03
1.6.2	2022-11-17
1.6.1	2022-09-15
1.6.0	2022-06-24
1.5.8	2021-10-31
1.5.7	2021-06-21
1.5.6	2021-02-14
1.5.5.1	2020-12-18
1.5.5	2020-12-06
1.5.4	2020-07-23
1.5.3	2019-10-22
1.5.2	2019-09-04
1.5.1.2	2019-05-06
1.5.1.1	2019-05-02
1.5.1	2019-04-29
1.5.0.1	2019-04-01
1.5.0	2019-03-23
1.4.3.2	2019-03-09
1.4.3.1	2019-03-07
1.4.3	2019-03-04
1.4.2	2018-10-24
1.4.1	2018-08-09
1.4.0	2018-05-11
1.3.1	2017-11-01
1.3.0	2017-09-24
1.2.9	2017-06-18
1.2.8	2017-05-27
1.2.7	2017-01-09
1.2.6	2016-12-10
1.2.5	2016-12-02
1.2.4	2016-04-15
1.2.3	2016-03-11
1.2.2	2015-12-31
1.2.1	2015-10-15
1.2.0	2015-09-23
1.1.9	2015-07-28
1.1.8	2015-05-13
1.1.7	2015-03-18
1.1.6	2015-03-08
1.1.5	2015-03-01
1.1.4.1	2015-02-20
1.1.3	2014-12-18
1.1.2	2014-12-16
1.1.1	2014-09-03
1.1.0	2014-05-12
1.0.9	2014-04-23
1.0.8	2014-02-07
0.6.2	2007-02-14
0.6.1	2006-11-22

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