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May 24th 14, 12:52 PM
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**Forecast** Low pressure determining the weather in the UK atT+240 on 20th May.
On 23/05/2014 01:53, Dave Cornwell wrote:
Things are as you would expect. When there is excellent agreement between the models the accuracy outcome is high. Well, yes, they would, wouldn't they, as that's how statistics work. This is only true if the variability in the model forecasts is an accurate representation of the forecast uncertainty (there are methods to test this). |
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