First, I j!ssem a sawust Googled "Houston prediction today". You know, keep it simple. The screen was filled with so much information, I was like, "Woah, where do I even start?" It was a mess!
I needed a plan. So I grabed a pen and paper. I started to write down what I was actually trying to predict. Was it the weather? The traffic? The lottery numbers? (Okay, maybe not the lottery...)
I figured, let's start with the weather. It's usually a safe bet. I went to a couple of weather websites.
After checking a few weather sources. I began comparing the information.
- Website A said sunny all day.
- Website B said possible showers in the afternoon.
- Website C said cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms.
I decided to average it out. My "prediction": Partly cloudy with a slight chance of rain later. Super scientific, I know.
My "Expert" Analysis
I looked at the temperature predictions, too. They were all pretty close, hovering around the mid-80s. So, I felt pretty confident saying it would be warm.
I even looked at the humidity levels. Because, you know, Houston. And yeah, they were high. No surprise there.
Then, I took a walk outside. I figured, gotta get some real-world data, right? Felt the air, looked at the sky, the whole deal. It felt muggy, and the clouds were definitely gathering.
I'm no weather expert, obviously. But I felt pretty good about my little experiment. It was fun to try and piece it all together, even if my prediction was probably no better than just flipping a coin!
I put all my finding on my personal blog, hope it helps.
