TrapX:
Musicians can all perform music. Most of them can even tell you which key the music sheet was written for. But most of them can't recreate a specific note when asked to, on demand, without the benefit of hearing someone play that note for them. It's called perfect, or absolute pitch, and it's incredibly rare. Even most gifted, formally trained professional musicians can't do it. Does that mean their ability to perform music is invalid? Does that make their vocals sung in the key of c less melodious? No. They're still the best at their craft, and you benefit from it either directly or indirectly. (aside: I am not a professional musician. But I do have absolute pitch. It's not something you can learn - you either have it, or you don't. And you don't need to be a musician to have it. You just have to know what each note sounds like - precisely.)
The same for weather folks. Being 100% accurate is not a reasonable expectation. They have graphs and trends and computers and technology to help them figure it out, but the weather will do what the weather does.
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