It’s a forecast, not observed weather. Models can (and often do) shift, especially 5 days out. It uses 1981-2010 “normals” based on CFSR reanalysis data that only starts in 1979 — ignoring nearly 150 years of instrumental measurements for the baseline. Context matters.

It’s a forecast, not observed weather. Models can (and often do) shift, especially 5 days out. It uses 1981-2010 “normals” based on CFSR reanalysis data that only starts in 1979 — ignoring nearly 150 years of instrumental measurements for the baseline. Context matters.

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Everyone debugs hard faults wrong. They stare at the stack trace and guess. The right move: read the SCB->CFSR register before you do anything else. On any Cortex-M3/M4/M7, that single 32-bit register tells you exactly what went wrong: — IBUSERR: instruction fetch failed — PRECISERR: data bus fault, address in BFAR — UNSTKERR: fault happened during exception return — INVSTATE: you jumped to an address with bit 0 clear (not Thumb) Most hard faults are INVSTATE or PRECISERR. Both have exact addresses. Neither requires guessing. The CPU already did your debugging. You just have to read its confession.

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