weathercasters, meteorologists get very excited when they see these models.

And you never know what Mother Nature is gonna throw at us.

But it's like, "How did they get it so wrong and they still have their jobs?"

Okay, do you hear that a lot?

- Yeah, If I had a dollar for every time I heard of that, I would have an island in the South Pacific all by myself and tropical drinks all day long because I'd have more money than I would imagine having.

But believe it or not though, it's improved so much dramatically with technology.

A three-day forecast is about 99% accurate.

Five-day, about 90%.

The farther you go out, it's more of a trend than a forecast.

So we're doing a lot better than we did because there's more than one forecast and more people forecasting.

Used to, as you know, Weather Service was the only forecast in town.

They put out the public weather service, the public forecast.

All of us had the same forecast.

If it was wrong, we were all wrong.

So I did my own forecasting, and most everybody else does their own forecasting.

So we, you know, disagree sometimes, but that's the challenge of it.

- So you've moved from the West Bluff over to East Peoria.