I would suggest that weather forecasts are not that accurate at 10 days, but they generally indicate where weather patterns are in the area. I would generally say that 7 days are about as far out as you can really trust, though.
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Originally posted by Berzerker
not reliable
Three steps to devise your own forecast:
1) Check a ('local') barometer.
2) Check a weather radar map, e.g. at Intellicast
3) Look out the window.
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Originally posted by Asher
Meteorologists are the dentists of the sciences. If you can't cut it as a doctor, you become a dentist...if you can't cut it as a serious scientist, you become a meteorologist.
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Originally posted by Wiglaf
If you can't become a serious engineer, you become a computer consultant."The issue is there are still many people out there that use religion as a crutch for bigotry and hate. Like Ben."
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