Re: StormW leaving Weather Underground
Posted by
Jackstraw on 9/16/2010, 9:37 pm
That was probably not a good way to put it on my part. What I was trying to say, now that I have time, was that he understands that they are tools and not scripture when it comes to forecasting. I think there are way to many who put to much weight into the models and he is one that always pointed that out. To go out on a limb, and as much as I respect him, some of Masters analysis this year sounded like model echo's.
As one that was weaned on John Hope I enjoy analysis the old school way, charts, experience and human interpretation with an extra model wrench in the tool belt. I know that most on this board understand that if for anything else, Jim has no problem jumping off of the train if he thinks they've been derailed.
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