Introduction
Weather forecasting starts by continuously taking note of the state of the atmosphere, surface of
the land as well as the ocean. A framework is provided by the World Meteorological
Organization for an ever changing worldwide suit of systems of observations for instance radars,
surface weather as well as satellite observations that assist with monitoring of such conditions. In
as much as extensive research challenges are still dominant; scientists have made significant
progress with regard to development of mathematical strategies used in the integration of such
observations into snapshots of atmospheric states as well as on the land surface at any provided
time (Bendre, Thool and Thool, 2015). Such analyses act as the foundation for prediction of
weather on scales from each of the clouds to regional severe weather events as well as global
patterns. Analysis of the past as well as prevailing weather is in support of numerous diverse
environmental applications such as fundamental scientific investigations of the climate system.
This study is aimed at presentation of the weather forecasting data regarding the rainfall and
temperature for a selected region and providing the possible explanations for the derived
forecasts based on available literature and various sources of data on the region (Jung and
Matsueda, 2016).
Summary of the rounds
Round 1
Week 1-
Townsvill
e
Min Max Rain Explain
Sat 1 /
23
1/30 Very
Heavy
Low pressure system as well as associated low
pressure trough after the remnants the sea breeze
still show rainfall around the region.Sun 1/24 3/32 Very
Heavy

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