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How are meteorogists not 100 percent right? - Answers

Meteorologists are not always 100% right because the weather forecast that is given is based on an estimation of weather patterns in the state and region the forecast is for. Weather is also extremely unpredictable so it is very difficult to get it accurate all the time.



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Meteorologists are not always 100% right because the weather forecast that is given is based on an estimation of weather patterns in the state and region the forecast is for. Weather is also extremely unpredictable so it is very difficult to get it accurate all the time.



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How are meteorogists not 100 percent right? - Answers

Meteorologists are not always 100% right because the weather forecast that is given is based on an estimation of weather patterns in the state and region the forecast is for. Weather is also extremely unpredictable so it is very difficult to get it accurate all the time.

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