Article Type:
Research Article

computer-produced worded forecasts

Harry R. Glahn Techniques Development Laboratory, Systems Development Office, ESSA Weather Bureau, Silver Spring, Md.

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Print Publication:
01 Dec 1970
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1175/1520-0477(1970)051<1126:CPWF>2.0.CO;2
Page(s):
1126–1132
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Examples of worded weather forecasts prepared entirely by computer are presented. Forecasts of the individual elements are produced objectively with input from the Primitive Equation and Subsynoptic Advection models used operationally at the ESSA Weather Bureau's National Meteorological Center. Possibilities for the use of automated worded forecasts are discussed.

Examples of worded weather forecasts prepared entirely by computer are presented. Forecasts of the individual elements are produced objectively with input from the Primitive Equation and Subsynoptic Advection models used operationally at the ESSA Weather Bureau's National Meteorological Center. Possibilities for the use of automated worded forecasts are discussed.

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