Why can we never forecast the weather with 100% accuracy?
What are the three elements that make up most weather events?
Which natural phenomenon is strong enough to move weather systems?
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Q: Why can we never forecast the weather with 100% accuracy?
A: Weather operates in a "chaotic system", small variances can have huge impacts
Q: Why can we never forecast the weather with 100% accuracy?
A: We don't have the technology to make accurate predictions
Q: Why can we never forecast the weather with 100% accuracy?
A: We don't have the means to collect enough data
Q: What are the three elements that make up most weather events?
A: Humidity, wind speed, and gas
Q: What are the three elements that make up most weather events?
A: Air pressure, water vapor, and temperatur
Q: What are the three elements that make up most weather events?
A: Magnetic fields, wind direction, and humidity
Q: Which natural phenomenon is strong enough to move weather systems?
A: Rotation of the earth
Q: Which natural phenomenon is strong enough to move weather systems?
A: Gravity
Q: Which natural phenomenon is strong enough to move weather systems?
A: Jet streams