On 15/02/2008, Michael Tobis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> "The longer the timeframe and the lower the spatial resolution,
> the more likely the predictions will be affected by chaotic behavior."
>
>
> seems backwards. Chaos averages out on longer and larger scales, right?
Um...well I guess you're probably right. I may have been thinking of
the first part in the context of a forecast lead time rather than
averaging time scale. Or else I wasn't reading that carefully :-)
James
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