> I mean, the forecast isn't accurate far enough in advance to make most plans.
This isn't the case for me in NYC. Anything within the next two days is fairly accurate.
I use the day's temperature info to decide what to wear in the morning. I use the UV index to decide if I need sunscreen. And while I don't use umbrella's, I know coworkers use the weather to decide if they should bring an umbrella.
This isn't the case for me in NYC. Anything within the next two days is fairly accurate.
I use the day's temperature info to decide what to wear in the morning. I use the UV index to decide if I need sunscreen. And while I don't use umbrella's, I know coworkers use the weather to decide if they should bring an umbrella.