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Britain will have first decent ‘barbecue summer‘ in three years with …
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They go it so wrong because they need more $$$ for even more mega super computers to predict/project even more epic failures of climate forecasts in the coming future. 🙂
It won’t be for lack of computational effort; apparently it takes months to run a hundred year climate projection even on a supercomputer.
With that many computations you must need some pretty impressive error control.
LMAO!!!
WAGs do not have errors!
They still are no better. On 23rd March, they forecast April would be drier and warmer than normal.
http://notalotofpeopleknowthat.wordpress.com/2012/05/05/april-weather-in-the-uk/
“how did the Met Office get it so wrong?”
Practice, practice, practice!