How Humans Improve Forecasts
¥Local geography in models is smoothed out.
¥Model forecasts contain small, regional biases.
¥Model surface temperatures must be adjusted, and local rainfall probabilities must be forecast based on experience and statistical models.
¥Small-scale features, such as thunderstorms, must be inferred from long-time experience.
¥If model forecast appears systematically off, human corrects it using current information.