Re: NWS Radar Scintillation Anomaly noticed over Wabash Valley Fault Zone
Posted by
JAC on 2/25/2011, 11:37 am
Tim - I agree 100%.
The test of the hypothesis comes from experimentation.
If someone makes a forecast and they can show they are accurate more than 60% of the time, then they have a real working model.
The solar correlation stuff is doing just that.
They don't nail it exactly 100%, but much better than just a coin toss.
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