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The two models are designed to model different types of weather.
The two models are designed to model different types of weather.
The two models use different types of data measurements.
The two models use different types of data measurements.
The two models focus on different parts of the world.
The two models focus on different parts of the world.
The two models assimilate data differently using different equations.
The two models assimilate data differently using different equations.
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The two models assimilate data differently using different equations.
This is because both the American weather model (often referring to the Global Forecast System, GFS) and the European weather model (often referring to the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, ECMWF) use different algorithms and methods to process and predict meteorological data, leading to variations in their forecasts.
