Meteorologist's profile — Charles Kenneth Mackinnon Douglas, OBE, AFC, MA
@article{Field1999MeteorologistsP, title={Meteorologist's profile — Charles Kenneth Mackinnon Douglas, OBE, AFC, MA}, author={Michael Field}, journal={Weather}, year={1999}, volume={54} }
evens. It would then be very clear just how skilful the forecasts are in comparison. The Radio 4 1755h weather forecasts are significantly better than persistence, but only by 9 per cent on average. There is a positive statistically significant relationship between persistence and forecast accuracy, such that forecasts are better when persistence is high. In order to ensure that the forecasts are monitored on a regular basis it is suggested that persistence should also be calculated and…
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