Fix .monet.quick_contourf e.g. for new RRFS domain
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.monet.quick_contourf for e.g. new RRFS domain.monet.quick_contourf e.g. for new RRFS domain
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In this domain, part of the upper left quadrant crosses 180 deg. longitude. Within
.monet.quick_contourf,wrap_longitudes(to [-180, 180)) is applied, which gives unhelpful contour results:Masking that region, contourf has no problem:
Solution: unwrap longitudes (to [0, 360)) before plotting if they aren't monotonic. Note that this doesn't seem to be needed for the other quick plot methods, which use imshow and pcolormesh.