Cycling plots using matplotlib

yes, Using animation module with repeat = True and by modifying the interval argument to control the time between plots.

import matplotlib.animation as animation

fig = plt.figure()#


data_, = plot([], [])


def data_gen():
    while i < NUMBER_OF_PLOTS:
        '''
         make your instance of X data in a list called YOUR_X_DATA
         and your Y data in a list called YOUR_Y_DATA
         and iterate along it.
        '''
        yield YOUR_X_DATA[i], YOUR_Y_DATA[i]
        i+=1

def run(data):                
    data_.set_data(data[0], data[1])

ani = animation.FuncAnimation(fig , run, data_gen, interval=100,repeat=True)
plt.show()

OR using time.sleep(10) and plt.close(fig) this way

import time 

# suppose you have fig1, fi2, fig 3 etc. 

while(True):

   time.sleep(10)
   plt.close(fig1)

   # import the next plot
   time.sleep(10)
   plt.close(fig2)


   # import the next plot

   time.sleep(10)
   plt.close(fig3)