JimEli
11th Mar 2024, 16:45
Does anyone know of any studies which quantify the accuracy of NOAA aviation weather forecasts?
Pilots depend upon these forecasts to make go/no-go decisions, and are ultimately held responsible for the decisions. Many times pilots are accused of using “bad judgement” when relying on these products. But if the data used to make these decisions is unreliable (or worse, wrong), maybe we should be doing it a differnet way.
Why Are Weather Forecasts Often Wrong? (https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/why-are-weather-forecasts-often-wrong/)
Pilots depend upon these forecasts to make go/no-go decisions, and are ultimately held responsible for the decisions. Many times pilots are accused of using “bad judgement” when relying on these products. But if the data used to make these decisions is unreliable (or worse, wrong), maybe we should be doing it a differnet way.
Why Are Weather Forecasts Often Wrong? (https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/why-are-weather-forecasts-often-wrong/)