Why are some DRYDAY days higher in risk than their adjacent transition days?
All days next to a RISKY day are called TRANSITION days. A transition day is there to keep you from planning any activity within 24 hours of a RISKY day. In developing this weather forecast system, we found that when rain/snow occurred, it sometimes fell on the day before a RISKY day and sometimes the day after a RISKY day. For this reason we wanted to warn the user to stay 24 hours away from RISKY days, so we inserted a Transition Day before and after each Risky day, even if it were a lower % risk than the DRYDAY next to it. The fact that the Transition day is within 24 hours of a RISKY day is much more important than the fact that it is of a lower % risk for rain or snow. The “DRYDAY” weather forecast system is protecting your plans for a dry event.
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