Python WRF Counter

Returns the time taken for WRF to execute from WRF log files

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Simple python function that uses WRF log files to determine the amount of time taken for WRF to execute. Useful for finding computational efficiency of WRF schemes. This can also be combined with the datetime module to convert the output in seconds to an output in hours.

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