In order to make a forecast, the meteorologist must:
A) run two models and calculate the average of the two predictions.
B) retrieve the model's results from NCEP and pass the exact results along to the public.
C) decide which model (s)he prefers and stick to it exclusively.
D) compare two models and factor in the biases and limitations that each model has.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Comparing two models and factoring in their biases and limitations is the best approach for making a forecast. This allows for a more comprehensive analysis and can result in more accurate predictions. Simply averaging the two models or sticking to one exclusively may not take into account important information or weaknesses of each model. Retrieving exact results from a model may not be possible or practical for the meteorologist.

In Order to Make a Forecast, the Meteorologist Must