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@Korina one hundred percent windy is the best forecast!
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@Korina I like the detail in HRRR
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I use MBLUE mostly as it seems to be more accurate in West Sussex UK for temperature, rain, sun & wind. Probably as it has the nearest meter.
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I use ecmwf
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@Korina MBLUE seems to work best for Minnesota
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m a ocean sailor from Argentine, sailing high latitude (more than 50 degree). I always compare the four models !!! Its more accurate and make more safety our navigation...
Recomendation, always compare all models to plan a route
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@Korina Tracy from Texas here & we're melting. A combination of Basic and GFS helps me pray for rain & a change in the jet stream.
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@Korina NAM and HRRR seem to be more accurate where I live.
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@Korina In Belgium I use ECMWF and ICON. Both are very good.
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@Korina i use Ecmwf raraly metoblue when in mountians or near the lakes
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@Korina I prefer the Mixed models view. The more information, the better, as far as I’m concerned. For different seasons, and different conditions, I prefer various models.
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@Korina In Belgium I use ECMWF and ICON. Both are very good.
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@Korina I use the ECMWF model the most for sailing in the Med and western Atlantic
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As a sailor, I always used ECMWF. This is one we can lean on especially that hurricane season here in Atlantic-Caribbean area already started. 👍♥
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I'm in the UK so for me the UKV model is the best predictor in the short term, although I do use the others to get a feel for the the general trends beyond the scope of UKV.
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Here in Greece Macedonia The ECMWF 9km model has been the most reliable model.
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ICON-D2 seems to work the best for me!
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