Still, I blame the storm more than I blame the computer models. The models are pretty good. It’s Nature that messed this up.H/t Watts Up with That, which adds the comment: "I hope he escapes from his alternate reality soon, people must be looking for him."
Unclear on the concept
From the Washington Post, an explanation of the forecasting embarrassment that was Snowquester:
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That's the whole progressive movement in two sentences.
The models are pretty good.
I think they are, too, in their proper context. But the models should stay on the runways and catwalks; they're really not very good at weather. Or climate.
Eric Hines
"The weather isn’t the result of a deterministic process"
The writer is making a pretty absolute statement about a pretty deep subject.
It's possible that weather is entirely deterministic, but is still uncomputable beyond a certain time/accuracy tradeoff.
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