Instead of listing every permanent failure string, only retry on known
transient errors (5xx, 429, network exceptions). Everything else —
GRIB decode errors, 404s, range request failures, index out of range —
is cancelled immediately.
S3 returns 200 with the full ~116MB file instead of 206 for some older
HRRR data. Treat this as a permanent failure instead of trying to parse
the entire file.
HTTP 404 means the HRRR data doesn't exist on NOAA S3 (pre-2014
dates, etc.) and will never succeed. Return {:cancel, reason}
instead of {:error, reason} so Oban stops retrying immediately.
20 attempts with exponential backoff capped at 6 hours ensures
data is eventually fetched even during extended rate limiting or
API outages (~3 days of retrying before giving up).
HRRR provides hourly 3km-resolution atmospheric profiles, filling the
temporal gaps (12-hourly soundings) and spatial gaps (only 9 sounding
stations) in our current weather data.
- Add hrrr_profiles table and hrrr_queued flag on QSOs
- HrrrClient fetches GRIB2 data via HTTP Range requests + wgrib2
- HrrrFetchWorker derives refractivity/ducting params via SoundingParams
- QsoWeatherEnqueueWorker now also enqueues HRRR jobs
- QSO show page displays HRRR section with collapsible profile
- Dockerfile builds wgrib2 from source for production
