FAQ

FAQs

Colors on High and Low Temperatures

The colors on the high and low temperature calendars represent different temperature ranges compared to average. Cooler than average temperatures are depicted by shades of blue, while warmer than average temperatures are indicated by shades of orange to red. These color variations help users quickly identify temperature patterns at their chosen location.

Arrows on Highs and Lows

The arrows on the calendar simply indicate high temperatures (the up arrow) and low temperatures (the arrow pointing down). They are not color coded, just red for high temperature and blue for the lows.

How to use the Global Predictor

To use the Global Predictor, simply have fun exploring! Pan around, zoom into your chosen location, and then click. The address of your location will show up, and the forecast for highs, lows, rain, and snow will appear day by day on the calendar.

How does the Global Predictor work?

The Global Predictor utilizes the proprietary method & technology from Weather 20/20 known as the Lezak Recurring Cycle (LRC). It leverages geospatial radar, satellite, and other information and is powered by the patent pending LRC model.

How accurate are the forecasts provided by the Global Predictor?

Forecasts for weddings and events have been spot on at times. We suggest using the predictions as a guide, and the accuracy is best when looked at as a series of dates. Weather 20/20 has been making accurate predictions of severe weather outbreaks, winter storms, tropical storms, and more, using the same technology and methodology guiding the Global Predictor.

Can I access the Global Predictor on different devices?

Yes, the Global Predictor is accessible on various devices, including smartphones, tablets, and computers. Users can access the platform through the Weather2020.com website or the Global Predictor app.

Are the forecasts updated frequently?

The Global Predictor uses an innovative method that provides consistency in the forecasts. When you get your forecast, it is likely to be similar as the event date approaches.

Is the Global Predictor available for specific regions or worldwide?

The Global Predictor provides a forecast for anywhere you click in the world.