Good thing this horrible storm is almost over!
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When they say 30% chance of rain they mean 30% of the models predicated rain somewhere in your area. It might be raining a mile away.
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When they say 30% chance of rain they mean 30% of the models predicated rain somewhere in your area. It might be raining a mile away.
Quiet with your logic!
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Quiet with your logic!
Yeah, making fun of seemingly incongruent information is much funnier than being reminded of how meteorology works!
Though to be fair, the latter IS also fun and rewarding
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Quiet with your logic!
It’s fun to know though I think.
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It’s fun to know though I think.
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I need a geoguesser to tell me what part of Germany that bottom picture is and explain to me why it's Bayern
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I need a geoguesser to tell me what part of Germany that bottom picture is and explain to me why it's Bayern
I'm no geoguesser, but I can inform you that I took it myself from my home that's more than 800 km from München and thus nowhere near any part of Bayern
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I'm no geoguesser, but I can inform you that I took it myself from my home that's more than 800 km from München and thus nowhere near any part of Bayern
Oh man
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When they say 30% chance of rain they mean 30% of the models predicated rain somewhere in your area. It might be raining a mile away.
Also, meteorologists learned a long time ago to hedge on the side of rain, since people are mildly annoyed when you say it will rain and it doesn't, but fucking pissed when you say it won't rain and it does.
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Oh man
Which country we talking about?wrote last edited by [email protected]Denmark lol
We love ourselves some red bricks and roof tiles too
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I bet there was no rain at 2:30 so it’s correct
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I bet there was no rain at 2:30 so it’s correct
wrote last edited by [email protected]At best half-correct, since something that has not started can't end
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Probability of rain% * area covered by rain% = Rain% you see in weather apps
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At best half-correct, since something that has not started can't end
So I can never die, score!
