Phone weather forecast often wrong? Here's why

Weather forecasts on phone apps often turn out to be inaccurate compared to what was predicted earlier in the week. By the time a weekend arrives, the temperature highs and lows shown in the forecast—as well as predictions about rain, may have changed significantly from what users saw on their phones beforehand.

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