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Remove forced unit conversion in read_json_mean_clim.py #1137

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Modify read_json_mean_clim.py module to be consistent with the changes related to #1128

In previous commit related to #1128, changes in mean_climate_driver.py were made to remove the forced unit conversion for pressure level. Accordingly, the forced unit change in read_json_mean_clim.py should be removed as well. Otherwise, the Metrics () fuction to decode the metrics json files will return wrong variable names.

Modify read_json_mean_clim.py module to be consistent with the changes
related to #1128

In previous commit related to #1128,
changes in mean_climate_driver.py were made to remove the forced unit conversion
for pressure level. Accordingly, the forced unit change in read_json_mean_clim.py
should be removed as well. Otherwise, the Metrics () fuction to decode the metrics
json files will return wrong variable names.
@lee1043 lee1043 changed the base branch from main to zhan391 September 23, 2024 23:25
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lee1043 commented Sep 23, 2024

base changed to branch zhan391 instead of main to simplify review process (so it can reviewed once rather than twice from 2 PRs)

@lee1043 lee1043 merged commit cc13825 into zhan391 Sep 23, 2024
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@lee1043 lee1043 deleted the zhan_391 branch September 23, 2024 23:26
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