overplot times of an event at top/bottom of time series plot about act HOT 6 CLOSED

@kenkehoe I was going to try some tests on this. I wonder if there is an easier way than a new method

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What do you think of this as an option? It's just 2 additional lines. Getting the index and then the plot call (bolded).

index = np.where(met_temp < -2.)[0]
....
#Display data using plotting methods
new = {'sgpmetE13.b1': met, 'sgpceilC1.b1':ceil}
display = act.plotting.TimeSeriesDisplay(new,figsize=(8,5))
display.plot('met_lcl',dsname='sgpmetE13.b1',color='b')
display.day_night_background('sgpmetE13.b1')
set_title = ' '.join(['MET LCL and CEIL CBH on',
act.utils.datetime_utils.numpy_to_arm_date(met.time.values[0])])
display.plot('first_cbh',dsname='sgpceilC1.b1',color='g',set_title=set_title)
display.set_yrng([0,7500])
display.axes[0].plot(met['time'].values[index], np.full(len(index), display.axes[0].get_ylim()[0]), '|r')
display.axes[0].legend()
plt.savefig('./images/lcl.png')
plt.clf()

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OK that is a good solution. I'll think about this.

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@kenkehoe have you had a chance to think about this implementation?

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Yeah, I've implemented something similar to your code snippet above a few times. Since this is just a few lines of extra code outside of ACT I think we can skip adding more code to ACT. We can close this.

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Since we have a solution outside of ACT I'm going to close this.

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