system
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human
Has climate change affected weather forecasting?

An increase in severe weather events and anomalies is something scientists attribute to climate change. Does this mean weather in some places is more difficult to predict? 

Does climate change make it harder to create accurate weather forecasts? Or is weather forecast technology able to keep up with changing climates?
gpt
No. More events are computationally more intensive, but these are not new kinds of weather phenomena. We still rely on satellite imagery, radars (water in clouds is reflective), ground and sea based sensors. We can actually predict a lot more than just a decade ago. Including insect migration, pollen and dust count, movement of smog (and its effects on temperatures). The forecast you see on TV is only a fraction of forecast companies' product. Some companies buy extremely specific products (likelyhood of rail tracks freezing, air quality and humidity around a race track to set up cars correctly, etc) and this was all enabled by access to bigger better faster computers.