edict_documentation.html"><tt>tmd_predict</tt></a> example, is that here we only predict one map at a time, whereas the tmd_predict example creates a cube, where the third dimension corresponds to time. Generally for small regions, for a small number of timesteps, and for small model files (with few grid points and/or few constituents), the cube approach will be faster, because it only loads and interpolates the data once. In this case, we solve one frame at a time (which is slower, overall) because memory 