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[PeaceBlondie]

Almost every day, weather.com predicts a high temp, and later shows 2 or even 3 degrees C hotter. Today it got to 36; forecast 33. Felt hotter.

[WinnieTheKhwai]

Predictions don't work in this country.

If you want to know the temperature for tomorrow, look at the actual listings for yesterday. (Seriously)

www.weather.com

[Priceless]

Almost every day, weather.com predicts a high temp, and later shows 2 or even 3 degrees C hotter. Today it got to 36; forecast 33. Felt hotter.

Could it be that weather.com are not really up to it? For tomorrow (Sunday) they forecast 33 degrees (at 3 pm), whereas the Thai Meteorological Department ( http://www.tmd.go.th/en/province.php?id=2 ) forecast 36 degrees. I bet the TMD are closer to it

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[jackr]

Gogggle - 37. Nice and easy, gives you four days. Just G your city followed by weather or vice versa.

Sat

37°C | 25°C

Sun

37°C | 25°C

Mon

35°C | 23°C

Tue

34°C | 22°C

[Priceless]

Gogggle - 37. Nice and easy, gives you four days. Just G your city followed by weather or vice versa.

OK, Thai Met. department in red:

Sat

37°C | 25°C 37°C | 26°C

Sun

37°C | 25°C 36°C | 24°C

Mon

35°C | 23°C 36°C | 24°C

Tue

34°C | 22°C 36°C | 24°C

Among all the different forecasters, someone has just got to be right

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[PeaceBlondie]

Regardless, Toto, I think we're not in Fairbanks any more.

[Rasseru]

If you're concerned, why not just add the missing two or three degrees to the forecast?

[PeaceBlondie]

If you're concerned, why not just add the missing two or three degrees to the forecast?

God point, Rasseru

[Rasseru]

If you're concerned, why not just add the missing two or three degrees to the forecast?

God point, Rasseru

Irrefutable, you mean?