A WEATHER FORECAST Here's Tropical depression 99L which may or may not become Hermine, and if doesn't, it's just as well though that still remains to be seen. Behind all its possible gyrations there are lots of complicated calculations involving nonlinear partial differential equations which are insoluble and thus lead to frustrations often requiring improvised mathematical tricks, including Monte Carlo methods and statistics: In other words--even with today's supercomputers: when it's headed your way, you'd better keep tuned If you don't want your house and/or car to be ruined, HzL 8/15/16 Numerical weather prediction - Wikipedia, the free ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numerical_weather_prediction Numerical weather prediction uses mathematical ... the window in which numerical weather forecasting is viable ... stochastic Monte Carlo simulations to ... Lagged average forecasting, an alternative to Monte Carlo … https://www.aer.com/news-events/resource-library/lagged-average... Lagged average forecasting, ... Lagged average forecasting, an alternative to Monte Carlo forecasting. ... is the most skillful of the forecast methods ... http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/media/image/3/5/barometer-24-512x288-book.jpg Invisible in the Storm The role of maths in weather and climate prediction 9 August 2013 In their new book, 'Invisible in the Storm: The Role of Mathematics in Understanding Weather', mathematicians Ian Roulstone (University of Surrey) and John Norbury (University of Oxford) explore how mathematics and meteorology come together to improve weather and climate prediction. Here they share their insight into maths, numerical weather prediction and climate models.