Meteorologists favor supercomputers over groundhog for accurate long-term forecasts

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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTOL) — Meteorologists emphasize that modern forecasting reliability is now dependent on supercomputers and data modeling advancements, far surpassing the accuracy of traditional methods like Groundhog Day predictions.

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