It seems to me that someone expert in the fields of either a) probability or b) statistics could rather easily review the current climate models and determine w

It seems to me that someone expert in the fields of either a) probability or b) statistics could rather easily review the current climate models and determine whether they respectively cover a) enough possibilities or b) determine a confidence factor for the collected data, in order to determine how useful the current climate models are. My understanding of current climate models is that they are not sophisticated enough to model even the actions of the Gulf Stream in combination with what is happening on land, much less handle the Pacific High and whatever goes on in the Indian Ocean.