Fix centering of hourly interval#153
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The averaging intervals for the hourly product were not actually centered on the hour (as specified) due to an issue with specifying units in
pandas.Timedelta(see #99 (comment))(Still need to check whether the same fix need to be applied to the velocity_hourly product - but if so this will be done in a separate PR)