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You would need 100,000 drone capable of flying at all heights up to 80km. Or radiosondes on a dense network over the whole globe capable...

Maybe we are using the term data collection in different ways. As I see it, it is not so much a case of acquiring more data but...

Probably a quirk of the algorithms used to generate the various presentations. They all using the UKV.

No meteorological data set can ever be perfect. There is far too much inherent variability in the atmosphere. The same applies to...

The ECMWF trial shows little difference out to 3 days ahead but that AIFS betters IFS from 4 to 10 days. That is based on RMS of 500 hPa...

I am not doubting that AI will be a valuable tool in weather prediction. I am trying to warn against over expectation. I note that ECMWF...

See, also, Operational satellite a ‘landmark moment’ for weather forecasts. I suspect the main value here is in the very short term. An...

I cannot guess how long training using raw data might take. Intuitively, I would guess that is far more complex than using the ERA5...

I do not think that there is anything new over and above what has been said in earlier posts. In particular, the article says - “There...

You are clearly jaundiced. The CEO is paid less than the average CEO. Bonuses were discussed in a thread not long ago. Per capita, the...

Statistics do not explain or predict climate. They only describe what has happened. They provide confirmatory evidence. Statistics can...

Clearly, the IPCC has failed to convince many people of the gravity of the reality of climate change. The Roysl Society, one of the most...

As Frank says, it is a matter of semantics. To be pedantic, in scientific circles a theory or theorem is not a speculative subject but...

Maybe it is a matter of semantics and I should not have used the word “hard”. Indisputable? It is a fact that planets are in orbit...

At your(our) age that may be so. The world , however, will go on after you shuffle off this mortal coil, and there are plenty of people...