Which statement best describes a major difference in the quality of weather information contained in a daily forecast and a long-range forecast?

Information contained in a daily forecast is more general than the information included in a long-range forecast.
Information contained in a daily forecast is more general than the information included in a long-range forecast.

Information contained in a daily forecast is less dependable than information included in a long-range forecast.
Information contained in a daily forecast is less dependable than information included in a long-range forecast.

Information contained in a daily forecast is less scientific than the information included in a long-range forecast.
Information contained in a daily forecast is less scientific than the information included in a long-range forecast.

Information contained in a daily forecast is more accurate than the information included in a long-range forecast.

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The statement that best describes a major difference in the quality of weather information contained in a daily forecast and a long-range forecast is:

Information contained in a daily forecast is more accurate than the information included in a long-range forecast.

Daily forecasts are typically based on more immediate and detailed data, resulting in greater accuracy for the short term, whereas long-range forecasts, which predict weather over a more extended period (usually beyond a week), tend to have less reliable accuracy due to the complexities and variability of weather patterns over time.