# Predictability limit: Scientists find bounds of weather forecasting - Phys.Org

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[Predictability limit: Scientists find bounds of weather forecasting](https://phys.org/news/2019-04-limit-scientists-bounds-weather.html)

> Reliable forecasts are now possible nine to 10 days out for daily weather in the mid-latitudes, where most of Earth’s population lives. New technology could add another four to five days over the coming decades, according to research published online in the _Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences_ .