Interpreting Extended-Range Forecasts @NOAAClimate
Interpreting Extended-Range Forecasts  @NOAAClimate
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Climate scientists at NOAA routinely generate maps that depict likely future conditions between 8 to 14 days into the future. These predictions express the probability that climate conditions will be above,- near-, below-average, or whether there is insufficient information to predict any particular category.

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