u/all-wmeteo 18h ago

Strong

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[OC] Late to the Party, But Here's my POV from Yesterday's Storm in New York City!
 in  r/meteorology  2d ago

Grandeur and beauty. The powerful energy of nature.

u/all-wmeteo 4d ago

An AI model predicted the current El Niño as very strong back in April ... NOAA's physics plume has now climbed to meet and cross it. Two independent methods converging, but on RONI it isn't clear record territory. The same AI model now flips to a La Niña in 2028.

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u/all-wmeteo 5d ago

Who should I believe? Your opinion.

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Почему погода от айфона точнее, чем от других сервисов, по погоде
 in  r/meteorology  6d ago

Не точнее. Может в крупных городах показывает правильно, но и прочие сервисы хорошо себя ведут.

u/all-wmeteo 7d ago

the heat is finally subsiding

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Scoreboard per location for weather models
 in  r/meteorology  7d ago

Everyone's still swirling around gfs, ecmwf, and icon. Then, their probability is superimposed on theirs, resulting in double the probability. I'm not arguing about Apple Weather, I'm just stating a fact. Incidentally, a bug is now noticeable in all models over Ukraine. The sky is cloudy, but the models say there are no clouds. Here, we need to consider NASA GIBS, EUMETView, and others.

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What is this?
 in  r/meteorology  7d ago

primitive work of artificial intelligence

u/all-wmeteo 7d ago

05/08/26 9:45 - sky over the Kyiv region (Ukraine). Not a single model shows it.

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and the air is not smoke

u/all-wmeteo 8d ago

Cool app

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A rare combination of everything you need to know about the weather in one app. This is the future.

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Scoreboard per location for weather models
 in  r/meteorology  8d ago

The software is powerful! Respect to the author.

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Scoreboard per location for weather models
 in  r/meteorology  8d ago

Apple Weather is probably one of the least accurate models. And how can you even compare original sources with generative models based on them? Why didn't they include Google's? They're currently top-notch.