Met Éireann has just started providing a monthly forecast on its website. While this may seem like a dream come true for hay and silage makers, not to talk of holiday makers, it comes with an expected warning that it is likely to have low dependency the further out it gets.
That said, Met Éireann indicates that “monthly forecasts can, at times, provide an insight into weather patterns in the month ahead. However, they should not be used for specific planning purposes, as they have generally low skill compared with the 10-day forecast. This is because forecasts beyond one week become increasingly uncertain due to the chaotic nature of the atmosphere”.
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By The Editorial Board
Feb. 28, 2021 6:00 pm ET
Election laws have become a dangerous political flashpoint, as Americans recently learned the hard way. On Tuesday the Supreme Court will hear a potentially landmark case (Brnovich v. DNC) that offers an opportunity to restore the Voting Rights Act to its original purpose.
At issue is Arizonas requirement that voters cast ballots on election day in their assigned precinct and its ban on ballot harvesting by outside groups. A majority of states require in-precinct voting, and 20 or so limit ballot harvesting, which allows third parties to collect ballots in bunches. Both rules are intended to bolster ballot integrity.