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Re: Canie's Form |
Hi All. I agree that the guide I used for the window is tight, but do you want it so loose that almost anyone can make a forecast and be correct? If I were to make a forecast that there will be a 2.0Ml /3.0Ml in the next 10 days 20 miles south of Hollister, I would almost be guaranteed a good forecast. Not saying that anyone here is doing this, but there are some people who use very liberal data when making a forecast so as to guarantee they will get a hit. Doe's that mean they can forecast earthquakes? The biggest problem is that there are no established formal guidelines for a forecast. Like I said. I was putting my 2 cents worth in. Take Care…Don in creepy town. Follow Ups: ● Re: Canie's Form - Michael 20:25:10 - 2/2/2001 (4927) (0) |
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