Central europe (minus the alps) is way easier to predict. You can just look at the clouds on a satelite and see how they move, usually west to east, and then ex

Central europe (minus the alps) is way easier to predict. You can just look at the clouds on a satelite and see how they move, usually west to east, and then extrapolate linearily. All the fjords and mountains and lakes in norway really make it hard, to precicesly model it. And I think they strongly and chaotically influence the weather in sweden as well. Also, there are way more people living in central europe, so probably more effort is spend on them.