Long-term forecasts are challenging, and meteorological models play a key role in making them. These models use mathematical equations to predict changes in the atmosphere based on current and past data. They take into account parameters such as temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, and wind. However, when predicting over long-term periods, difficulties arise because of the many external influences and random events. This includes changes in solar radiation, volcanic activity, and even human influences such as greenhouse gas emissions. For a more accurate assessment of long-term forecasts, I recommend looking at https://scottishweather.net. This resource provides both current and long-term forecasts for Scotland using advanced meteorological technology.
Great question about long term predictions! I think they have become more accurate recently, but still can't be relied on 100%. It would be interesting to learn more about how meteorological models are used to generate these forecasts. Thanks for the link to ScottishWeather - I'll definitely check it out to get more accurate weather information. The weather certainly affects our daily lives and it's always good to be prepared for possible changes.
