False analogy. "weather forecasting" involves fine-resolution (in both space and time) predictions. This is known to be difficult to do reliably ("butterfly ef

False analogy. "weather forecasting" involves fine-resolution (in both space and time) predictions. This is known to be difficult to do reliably ("butterfly effect"). This is more akin to climate analysis: low-resolution in space (continent-scale instead of ZIP-scale) of and time (decades instead of 24 hours). Much more amenable to statistical modeling. YMMV.