Is it just me, or can't TV Weathermen seem to predict the weather as accurately as they used to?

I seem to remember the forecasts being more accurate when I was younger. They aren't even close anymore, why? Too much information, too many "computer models"?

Asked by frankoid 14 months ago Similar questions: TV Weathermen predict weather accurately Environment > Weather.

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Yeah, I think you're right. We use to have weathermen who could look out the window and tell you there's a storm coming. Now, the weather just use stuff the government's weather office tells them.

The weathermen on the evening news seem to be a bit more on the ball, but a lot of the radio weather is contracted out of weather services in Philadelphia. I've heard weather forecasts saying it was going to sunny and in the 80s, while it was cold and cloudy and in the 60s all day. There's no one at the radio station to look out the window!

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We did have a power surge earlier, but not sure.

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