Re:Weather forecasts have become much more accurate
by dylan604 on Tuesday March 12, 2024 @10:39PM
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Wow, you're being generous. To me, Nostradamus could have predicted the 10-day forecast as accurately as some that I've seen from the 80s/90s.
It's June in Texas, so we'll just say the 10-day is going to be sunny, hot, no rain. It's California in June, so we'll just say warm with June gloom burning off in the afternoon; warmer to hot inland. I didn't use any science data, and my forecast will probably have just as good of a chance as one that did.
Nothing like the old Aggie weather station consisting of a chain suspending a rock. If rock is wet, it's raining. If rock is moving, it's windy.
It's June in Texas, so we'll just say the 10-day is going to be sunny, hot, no rain. It's California in June, so we'll just say warm with June gloom burning off in the afternoon; warmer to hot inland. I didn't use any science data, and my forecast will probably have just as good of a chance as one that did.
Nothing like the old Aggie weather station consisting of a chain suspending a rock. If rock is wet, it's raining. If rock is moving, it's windy.