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Issue created May 08, 2020 by Louis-Philippe Caron@lcaronMaintainer

problem going across Greenwich with PlotMostLikelyQuantiles

I discovered a bug with this function. If we plot the likely terciles over Europe, it's usually good:

tas_most_likely_tercile

But if I plot happen to go from a negative longitude to a positive longitude using a mask, suddenly, a line appears:

tas_most_likely_tercile_mask

But also, the mask doesn't seem to work on the western side of longitude 0. I used the RPSS to create a mask:

tas_RPSS

and the data with longitude >0 are masked correctly, but the data with longitude <0 are not masked at all.

Thoughts @nperez ?

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