UPDATE: Donald Trump Takes Office as the 47th US President

I don't want to hear from any Trump supporter who now, just now regrets there vote for Donald Trump.

It's too late. They voted for the person with the metaphorical gun that he told you he was going to shoot. They thought Trump was just going to target immigrants or other people they hated.

They ignored childish behavior and 3rd grade-level name calling, Dumocrats, Sleepy Joe Biden and so on.

They ignored behavior they wouldn't accept from a manager at Costco, but from a president.

They ignored when ICE killed two Americans, including one who was executed AFTER he was disarmed from the LEGAL gun he carried that he never touched/drew.

They ignored the Epstein Files.

They ignored the 34 felonies.

They ignored his family being banned from running a charity in New York due to misappropriation of funds.

They ignored all of that and more. Now when that metaphorical gun is not only pointed at them, but their families, and someone in their family was hit by one or more of these metaphorical bullets NOW that's the bridge too far that we told you about, not 2 years ago, but 10 full years ago?!

Go ahead and kick a mountain full of rocks barefoot foot. This is all on them. If you or anyone supported Trump for any significant amount of time enough for him to secure one or two or worse three of your votes this is all on you.

**Edit**

I want to hear them say are their miles that everything the Democrats said about Trump was right. Until then, go kick a mountain full of rocks barefoot

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What's the saying: "Garbage in, garbage out"? What do you think about this @4 Dimensional?

Ingesting observational data into models improves forecasting. The more observed data you have, generally, you’ll get better forecasting accuracy.

However, the data is sparse, especially upper air data from weather balloons. What that means is coverage is limited in what we can observe versus how it translate into numerical weather prediction models.

We definitely need more data to model the atmosphere better. I think it would help if NOAA would disseminate their verification metrics so people can actually see how the models are performing. It will at least tell people what is performing poorly.

As far the inexperienced forecasters, NOAA had too many old boomers in office. This was hindering students coming out of college looking to get into the field. The last conference I went to was nothing but a bunch of old ass white men in NOAA positions. First thing I told myself, they need to go. While experience matters, having a bunch of old heads gate keeping positions isn’t advancing anything.

But I’m a meteorologist in SE Asia now, where they are lacking certain capabilities we enjoy here regularly. They don’t have multiple weather balloon launches across their countries. I’m actually about to head how to Cambodia, Vietnam, and Philippines in a couple of weeks. I’m helping them build up their infrastructure, especially in the aviation sector.
 
Ingesting observational data into models improves forecasting. The more observed data you have, generally, you’ll get better forecasting accuracy.

However, the data is sparse, especially upper air data from weather balloons. What that means is coverage is limited in what we can observe versus how it translate into numerical weather prediction models.

We definitely need more data to model the atmosphere better. I think it would help if NOAA would disseminate their verification metrics so people can actually see how the models are performing. It will at least tell people what is performing poorly.

As far the inexperienced forecasters, NOAA had too many old boomers in office. This was hindering students coming out of college looking to get into the field. The last conference I went to was nothing but a bunch of old ass white men in NOAA positions. First thing I told myself, they need to go. While experience matters, having a bunch of old heads gate keeping positions isn’t advancing anything.

But I’m a meteorologist in SE Asia now, where they are lacking certain capabilities we enjoy here regularly. They don’t have multiple weather balloon launches across their countries. I’m actually about to head how to Cambodia, Vietnam, and Philippines in a couple of weeks. I’m helping them build up their infrastructure, especially in the aviation sector.
Europe and China are going to have to step up until we get Trump and his administration out of office
 
Europe and China are going to have to step up until we get Trump and his administration out of office

They get data from us, too, which helps their models. It’s all part of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO).

So data quality isn’t just affecting our models, it’s affecting theirs. China is still lagging behind and we are not allowed to use data out of communist countries due to security reasons. For example, we are not allowed to use their radar data without some type of formal agreement.

Japan is the lead meteorological country in Asia, but their data is proprietary. The US is the only nation that gives data freely.

Our models are still useful.
 
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Trump Warns Iran: ‘Make a Deal or We’ll Finish the Job’

President Donald Trump issued a blunt warning to Iran on Monday, saying the United States will either reach a deal or “finish the job.”

Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office, Trump said he believes the U.S. will come out on top regardless of the outcome.

“We’re either going to make a deal, or we’re going to finish the job. It won’t be tough to finish the job,” Trump said.

The president stressed that he prefers diplomacy, adding, “I’d rather make a deal because I don’t want to affect 91 million people.”

Trump also warned of America’s military capabilities, saying the U.S. could “knock out their electricity and power-generating plants in the small part of an afternoon,” adding, “And they know that.”
 
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