[Loyal Buckeye]

Hasn't Al Gore already done this?

[Right Wing Assault]

And it will be accurate for the first 5 days.

[Dog Gone]

I hope it's smart enough to predict solar storms and volcanic erutpions 30 years in advance, or it's pretty worthless.

[johniegrad]

Don't tell me. Located in Kyoto.

[Ruddles]

Lemme guess...July 21st,2036 -- Paltry Croudy.

[Publius6961]

Hey!
Just hit 80% on 30 day forecasts and the Nobel Prize is yours.

The score for all present and past supercomputers and software in predicting weather that has already happened is zero...

And those are what all "global warming" BS is based on...

[Scarchin]

That's impossible! 30 years from now there won't be an earth. Just ask Algore!

[operation clinton cleanup]

The Earth Simulator was launched in 2002 but until now it has been used to predict weather in the short-term.

How did that work out? Did it 50% accuracy?

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

"High in the low to mid-upper seventies for the 2025 80th Hiroshima anniversary..."

[manic4organic]

Here's my forecast: It'll be hot in Texas all summer, like through October. Then it'll get cool, then pretty cold in Jan-Feb, then hot again around May. Repeat.

[MinorityRepublican]

Not even the most accurate supercomputer in the world can predict future climate trends. Things like asteroids, solar flares, nuclear bombs are a bit unpredictable.

[greasepaint]

this is crap.

climate models cannot even explain current-past climate,
unless you feed it that info.

something that cannot explain the past, should not
be trusted to predict the future

[wizr]

Heads 'r tails?

[thegreatbeast]

They won't overcome the GIGO effect.