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Originally Posted by Patton250
Yeah my proof as I’ve watched just about every single one of them from the time of their naming until they either made landfall or dissipated somewhere in the Atlantic. You know there are some really good apps with radar and satellite images to watch and track these things right?
I really don’t have the time to go back and look up every hurricane. Just goggle some of the big ones yourself and see how wrong they were as to where they were going to land. And when I say wrong I mean 500-1000 miles off. That didn’t stop them from bringing different sections of the economy in the southeast to a complete stop for one to three weeks while the news media went into complete panic mode and sensationalized it. Sound familiar?
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How much do you know about meteorology and forecasting?
We are actually lucky they are that accurate. Countless variables mother nature throws our way that only supercomputers can deal with.
Same with this virus. Lots of variables that will affect the projections. Of course they will change over time.