Hi Darcy, Unfortunately, the behaviour you described is a limitation of the toolbox as I believe, and there isn't a straightforward solution within the toolbox to avoid the white space when plotting irregular meshes that intersect the map frame.
In cases where you have an irregular mesh that is rotated with respect to the map axes, you may need to consider alternative approaches or custom solutions to achieve the desired visualization. One option could be to manually plot the irregular mesh using lower-level plotting functions, such as “patch” or “surf”, and carefully align it with the map axes using coordinate transformations.
Use the “geoshow ” function: Instead of using “pcolorm”, you can try using the “geoshow” function from the Mapping Toolbox. “geoshow” is specifically designed for displaying georeferenced data and can handle irregular meshes and rotated data more effectively. It provides more control over the display and can possibly help avoid the clipping issue you are experiencing.
If you could kindly provide the code, we can further investigate and experiment with different approaches to address the issue. I trust that the suggestions provided above have furnished you with the necessary information.
