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My mom doesn't like any that accurately tell her about bad whether. She really doesn't like bad whether. When it's critical that she actually know what the weather will be like, she asks me, and I look it up from NOAA, which is extremely accurate, as long as you look up the forecast for an actual whether station, instead of using a location between stations. The biggest challenge in whether forecasts isn't the forecast itself; it's in communicating them. They're especially bad at differentiating changes in probability over time vs location.