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Weather Models: Theres an App for That

I recently discovered an app called Deep Weather, which has helped me better understand what forecasters are thinking about the forecast models they use to predict weather conditions. The app compiles data from U.S. National Weather Service forecast discussions. Following along can often provide additional clues for the reader about not just what is in the forecast, but why and how confident the forecasters are. The discussions are amended and updated throughout the day, and often are quirky and colorful.

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Key Takeaways:

  • The author uses the "Deep Weather" app, which compiles U.S. National Weather Service forecast discussions.
  • This app provides insight into forecasters' thinking, their confidence in models, and the reasoning behind weather predictions.
  • Despite the discussions being published in an outdated all-caps format, the author finds them extremely helpful for understanding the big picture and gauging forecast reliability.
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I recently discovered an app called Deep Weather, which has helped me better understand what forecasters are thinking about the forecast models they use to predict weather conditions. The app compiles data from U.S. National Weather Service forecast discussions. Following along can often provide additional clues for the reader about not just what is in the forecast, but why and how confident the forecasters are. The discussions are amended and updated throughout the day, and often are quirky and colorful.

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