Apparently, when the length of the vector is too small, ferret and pyferret plot a dot symbol, but pyferret 7.63 keeps the size that you have defined previously with the command: plot/vs/symbol/thick=3/size=0.5/color=red/nolabel/ov {38.25}, {143.58333333333333333333}
Check the result of
shade/nokey 0*u_anom ! dummy
plot/vs/symbol/thick=1/size=10/color=red/nolabel/ov {38.25}, {143.58333333333333333333}
vector/aspect/ov u_anom, v_anom
The workaround could be to overlay a symbol with a reasonable size (/size=0.1) or to mask the data when the vector amplitude is "small":
let w_anom=(u_anom^2+v_anom^2)^.5
let mask=if w_anom gt 0.2 then 1 else 0
shade mask
plot/vs/symbol/thick=3/size=0.5/color=red/nolabel/ov {38.25}, {143.58333333333333333333}
vector/aspect/ov u_anom/mask, v_anom/mask
I hope this helps,
Serena
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