Currently, metpy.interpolate.cross_section only operates by interpolating to a geodesic between specified start and end points. This becomes problematic when:
Data are not georeferenced (e.g., idealized cloud models)
User wants a straight path in the projection of their data (e.g., a rhumb line in lat/lon data)
User seeks one of the dimensions of target points t
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What should we add?
Currently,
metpy.interpolate.cross_sectiononly operates by interpolating to a geodesic between specified start and end points. This becomes problematic when: