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When The Weather Channel predicted rain for a UFC event at the White House, the administration called it “fake news” and “clickbait.” But the National Weather Service had issued real thunderstorm warnings — and lightning did strike. The kerfuffle highlights a bigger issue: weather forecasts aren’t perfect, but they’re not meant to be. Like a .300 baseball hitter, meteorologists aim for consistent, honest accuracy — not every drop. The takeaway? We all need to understand forecasts are probabilities, not guarantees — and trust reliable sources to make smart decisions.

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