Which of the following is presently a problem with modern-day weather predictions?
A) Computer forecast models make assumptions about the atmosphere that are not always correct.
B) There are regions of the world where only space observations are available.
C) Computer models do not always adequately interpret the surface's influence on the weather.
D) The distance between grid points on some models is too large to pick up smaller-scale weather features such as thunderstorms.
E) all of the above

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All of the given options are presently a problem with modern-day weather predictions. Computer forecast models make assumptions about the atmosphere that are not always accurate, regions of the world only have access to space observations, computer models struggle to interpret the surface's influence on weather, and the distance between grid points on some models can be too large to pick up smaller-scale weather features such as thunderstorms.

Which of the Following Is Presently a Problem with Modern-Day