If they don't forecast something bad, and something bad happens, everyone is upset.
If they do forecast something bad, and nothing bad happens, people are relieved.
There's a baked in incentive to err on the side of caution rather than aim for accuracy.
If they do forecast something bad, and nothing bad happens, people are relieved.
There's a baked in incentive to err on the side of caution rather than aim for accuracy.
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Seems like most of weather forecasting would be fancy software at this point.
I wonder how much input the weatherman has.
I wonder how much input the weatherman has.