Clarify input dimensions for pcolormesh in documentation#4
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The tutorial states that the `x`, `y`, and `data` inputs to pcolormesh should be of the same size, but that's not correct. As per the `Basemap.pcolormesh` docstring, `x` and `y` should have dimensions one greater than those of data; the code will still run if they have the same size but the last row and column get dropped.
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The plotting data tutorial states that the
x,y, anddatainputs to pcolormesh should be of the same size, but that's not correct. As per theBasemap.pcolormeshdocstring,xandyshould have dimensions one greater than those of data; the code will still run if they have the same size but the last row and column get dropped.