Can the meteorological data available on the Internet (such as maps of rain lines, evaporation, winds, etc.) be considered reliable data that can be relied upon as a database in the analysis process, or is it only predictive data?
Can the meteorological data available on the Internet be considered reliable in the analysis process or is it only predictive data? It depends on the source of the data, taking also into account that there are both trustworthy websites and non-trustworthy ones.
Can the meteorological data available on the Internet be considered reliable in the analysis process or is it only predictive data? It depends on the source of the data, taking also into account that there are both trustworthy websites and non-trustworthy ones.
Dear Ahmed Shahadha Muneer
This issue varies from one study to another depending on its goal. Also, you cannot rely on climate data from unreliable sources to compare your study results with those data. If you mean the climate data that is used to predict future scenarios, then it is certainly predictive
It depends on the source you are referring. Ofcourse not all the times the meterological data published would be true for considering, but should be sensible in looking for organisation which post met data on hourly basis.
NOAA is one reliable source.
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