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Peter Duniho wrote:
Three or four days in advance? Forget it. It is impossible to KNOW what the weather will be that far in advance. No, don't forget it. Yes, it's impossible th *know*, but there are some astonishingly accurate mathematical models out there. Depending on the situation, their predictions are valid for several days, even cloudbasewise, and they are becoming better as the models are refined and the computing power grows. Of course, you'll never *know* in advance. An example of a usually very accurate two days prediction (yes, only two days, but they are working on it) can be found he http://www.unibas.ch/geo/mcr/3d/mete...nmm2/BASEP.htm I don't know an easily accessible source for such predictions concerning the USA, but I would asssume that they exist. Stefan |
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