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How are computers used in producing weather forecasts?
They compile data from multiple instruments.
They collect air temperature and air pressure data.
They eliminate the need for human meteorologists.
They transmit data on developing weather systems from space.
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- Computers compile and merge data from many instruments (satellites, radars, weather stations, buoys, aircraft) into usable datasets.
- They collect and store measurements such as air temperature and air pressure (by receiving sensor data).
- They receive and relay/transmit satellite and other space‑based observations of developing weather systems.
They do not eliminate the need for human meteorologists — humans are still needed to set up models, interpret results, check quality, and communicate forecasts.
- Computers compile and merge data from many instruments (satellites, radars, weather stations, buoys, aircraft) into usable datasets.
- They collect and store measurements such as air temperature and air pressure (by receiving sensor data).
- They receive and relay/transmit satellite and other space‑based observations of developing weather systems.
They do not eliminate the need for human meteorologists — humans are still needed to set up models, interpret results, check quality, and communicate forecasts.
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