Updated deprecated pandas features: offset aliases and ffill.#63
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Pandas no longer supports the 'T' offset alias and the method='ffill' argument for fillna(). Fixed by changing all instances of 'T' to 'min' and the one instance of "fillna(method='ffill')" to just "ffill".
Tested the code after and it fixed the error I encountered when trying to download the PemsBay dataset with Pandas 3. I did downgrade my pandas and made sure that these changes also worked with Pandas 2 and they did.