My synoptic modeling parametrically study of gridology and ECMWF causes non-hydrostatic adibiatic gradients in my 8K computationally forecasted fronts every time I try to reef the main. Why is that? Wonderful to see great minds geeking out together! I may not understand it all, but I definitely appreciate the enthusiasm. I have to go do some diffy Q's now...
I really enjoyed this video and gained some insight about what goes into the modeling to provide the predictions that Predict Wind Offshore gives us. I was hoping that there would be some discussion on CAPE and the significance it brings to a passage forecast. Cruising in the South Pacific we have been reminded more than once of how important a consideration it is. Thanks for the video!
Great talk. Was wondering if or how much machine learning (as used in AI) was used with weather modeling and came across a good article spacenews.com/ai-for-earth-observation-and-numerical-weather-prediction/ which basically echoed the computational resource and big data challenges, but looks like there could be big advances assuming these issues can be resolved over time.
Years of watching the O'Kelly's and now Nick is talking about DEs. Love it.
Nice, loving these videos. Thanks for making videos that educate us. Cheers bud.
Great talk uncle Jack!
I enjoy these "forecast" tech vids, something I need to learn more about. Thanks!
My synoptic modeling parametrically study of gridology and ECMWF causes non-hydrostatic adibiatic gradients in my 8K computationally forecasted fronts every time I try to reef the main. Why is that? Wonderful to see great minds geeking out together! I may not understand it all, but I definitely appreciate the enthusiasm. I have to go do some diffy Q's now...
Thanks for putting in the effort to produce these very interesting videos.
I really enjoyed this video and gained some insight about what goes into the modeling to provide the predictions that Predict Wind Offshore gives us. I was hoping that there would be some discussion on CAPE and the significance it brings to a passage forecast.
Cruising in the South Pacific we have been reminded more than once of how important a consideration it is. Thanks for the video!
Thank you for this. Given that you can see weather 8 kilometers away, how much value do you think the pro version has? Also, do any models have confidence intervals for windspeed?
Great talk. Was wondering if or how much machine learning (as used in AI) was used with weather modeling and came across a good article spacenews.com/ai-for-earth-observation-and-numerical-weather-prediction/ which basically echoed the computational resource and big data challenges, but looks like there could be big advances assuming these issues can be resolved over time.