What if someone could predict exactly where a hurricane will strike — and claims to be right 90% of the time? :tornado:
Meet David Dilley, a Florida meteorologist behind Global Weather Oscillations, who charges $400 a year for ultra-specific hurricane forecasts. Unlike traditional services that estimate how many storms will form, Dilley’s system predicts where they’ll hit — within 100 miles.
He says his models called Hurricane Irma’s exact path in 2017 while others got it wrong. But critics call it pseudoscience. Now, his secretive forecast model might soon go mainstream, with a potential deal that could change how we prepare for hurricanes.
Is he the future of weather prediction... or just playing with the odds? WooGlobe Ref : WGA421309 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com
