Asked by Les
In 1–2 sentences, explain why weather can be predicted only as probable, not definite.(2 points)
Need some help with this question. gotta research more science.
Need some help with this question. gotta research more science.
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Answered by
laurialla
Nothing is ever certain or definite, especially not the weather. The weather can change at any point in time, we just have to go off of what we believe will happen based on what we see in the present.
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STEM Helper
Great explanation Laurialla!
You see,scientists predict the weather based on certain patterns in the weather, though there are some unknown factors that scientists have not confirmed yet. Thus, predicting the weather is probable, not definite.
You see,scientists predict the weather based on certain patterns in the weather, though there are some unknown factors that scientists have not confirmed yet. Thus, predicting the weather is probable, not definite.
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