Jazz, Learner is one company making short term and long term weather forecasts for agriculture.
No doubt he is as good or better at it as any other organization.
But forecasts from 2 days to a year long have nothing to do with analyzing climate change. Not one of the organizations he gets his data from says human caused climate change is not happening.
https://worldweather.cc/about/ https://worldweather.cc/about/
Monitor
World Weather, Inc. monitors weather worldwide through a sophisticated data network consisting of international observed data from both manned and unmanned weather stations, as well as satellite and ocean data. The observed and recorded data is sent through the United Nations’ founded World Meteorological Organization (WMO) data delivery system to the Netherlands where the information is collected from each of its member countries and then all data is re-disseminated back out to each country creating a unique weather network of shared international scientific data.
Process
The data collected is then decoded and processed for analysis daily throughout the year. World Weather, Inc. has created a number of algorithms that assess soil moisture for nearly every region in the world and present the data graphically along with daily, weekly and monthly rainfall and temperature statistics presented graphically for quick assessments.
Forecast
"World Weather, Inc.’s staff uses a wide assortment of computer forecast models. Data used for the initial analysis for the modeling comes from the same WMO data noted above. The sources of computer modeling come from as far away as the Australian Bureau of Meteorology and Japan’s Meteorological Agency to Environment Canada’s modeling center and multiple models that are produced in the United States by both the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and U.S. Navy weather services. One of the more popular models used besides the U.S. National Hurricane Center’s modeling is the European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF). Models from South America are also used along with World Weather, Inc.’s own Trend Model."
No doubt he is as good or better at it as any other organization.
But forecasts from 2 days to a year long have nothing to do with analyzing climate change. Not one of the organizations he gets his data from says human caused climate change is not happening.
https://worldweather.cc/about/ https://worldweather.cc/about/
Monitor
World Weather, Inc. monitors weather worldwide through a sophisticated data network consisting of international observed data from both manned and unmanned weather stations, as well as satellite and ocean data. The observed and recorded data is sent through the United Nations’ founded World Meteorological Organization (WMO) data delivery system to the Netherlands where the information is collected from each of its member countries and then all data is re-disseminated back out to each country creating a unique weather network of shared international scientific data.
Process
The data collected is then decoded and processed for analysis daily throughout the year. World Weather, Inc. has created a number of algorithms that assess soil moisture for nearly every region in the world and present the data graphically along with daily, weekly and monthly rainfall and temperature statistics presented graphically for quick assessments.
Forecast
"World Weather, Inc.’s staff uses a wide assortment of computer forecast models. Data used for the initial analysis for the modeling comes from the same WMO data noted above. The sources of computer modeling come from as far away as the Australian Bureau of Meteorology and Japan’s Meteorological Agency to Environment Canada’s modeling center and multiple models that are produced in the United States by both the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and U.S. Navy weather services. One of the more popular models used besides the U.S. National Hurricane Center’s modeling is the European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF). Models from South America are also used along with World Weather, Inc.’s own Trend Model."
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