Sorry but I don’t trust that weather button on my phone at all. All it’s taken a few instances of looking at the hourly forecast showing 0% chance of precipitation while it is raining outside to make me give up on using my phone for weather.
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The weather apps are utter garbage. Human meteorologists can look at model data and understand when there is an obvious issue and can study history and patterns those app algorithms cannot.
And yet here in Phoenix the "chance for rain" forecast is probably the most inaccurate guess of all.
Spoken like someone with zero scientific knowledge
Especially in the spring. I've been in Arizona exactly once, a visit to a Tucson friend in late April 2002. It rained.
Tonight and tomorrow morning will be one of the most inaccurate. Will it be raining where you are?
Not mine. I have to pay extra for the Internet. Plus I'd have to go out to the car and find the phone because that's where I keep it. Unless I've gone somewhere in the other car.