What Andrew Scott learned about how weather forecasts used to work @scientificamerican
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Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In order for D-Day to go ahead back in 1944, the weather conditions had to be just right and the Allied forces employed meteorologists to help them predict the weather on the day of the planned invasion. But actually making that forecast was a complicated process, limited by the technology available.

In the new movie “Pressure,” actor Andrew Scott plays the meteorologist who made that historic forecast. Here is what he learned in the role.

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What Andrew Scott learned about how weather forecasts used to work

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