Forecasting Victory: This Week's Severe Weather Predicted 45-Days Prior

The LRC is right on schedule - what does this mean for the weeks & months ahead?

In today's Weather 20/20 Intelligence Report, we find ourselves amidst a significant Severe Weather Outbreak, a phenomenon that underscores the critical importance of accurate forecasting in mitigating risks and optimizing preparedness strategies. I will showcase the scientific evidence of this severe weather week from past LRC cycles. One goal of this weekly report is to recognize the robust predictive capabilities of our forecasting methodologies, particularly the Lezak Recurring Cycle (LRC). There is only one way to predict where and when signifiant weather events will happen around the world.

The accuracy of our predictions extends beyond conventional weather projections, encompassing a holistic understanding of atmospheric dynamics and the impacts across various business sectors, including agriculture. Another goal is for your business, be it in Agriculture, Insurance, Retail, Shipping, and others, to leverage these advanced meteorological insights and we hope to enable proactive decision-making and risk management. We now have access to our LRC model for your own analysis that will help your own instincts. Contact Bryce Palmer if you are interested in having the LRC dashboard at your fingertips: Bryce@Weather2020.com.

If you knew, what would you do? Weather 20/20 knew that this week had the potential of producing these severe weather set-ups. This is one of the 12 predictions we made in our severe weather guide for the season:

The set-up for severe weather, that is currently in progress today as I am writing this, may produce a few strong tornadoes. This season has been remarkably quiet so far with only 243 tornadoes as of mid-afternoon today, April 2, 2024. I am sure that number will grow by later tonight. Over 500 less tornadoes than a year ago is incredible as shown below:

The point is, this year’s LRC set up last fall and just hasn’t been a big severe weather producing weather pattern. At the same time, it has produced a few impacting days, and this is one of them. Let’s take a look at the LRC, the patent pending model, and more.