Which Forecast Model Is More Accurate?
One of the most popular questions for PredictWind is “Which Forecast Model should I use”? Often the best method is to use a consensus of the models, and when the models are similar, you can have greater confidence in the forecast. However, some forecast models do perform better than others in certain locations around the world.


To help you make the best forecasting decisions, we have developed a real-time validation system to show you the accuracy of all the available models in PredictWind over the last week and month.
The validation tool directly compares the forecast and weather station observations to show the errors in both wind speed and direction.
Accuracy Graphs
Easily compare all the weather models on one graph.
Accuracy Tables
Get detailed data on how each model stacks up.
Accuracy Ranking
Find out which forecast models work best for your location.
Observations and Wind Maps are now combined
When you need to make a decision on the day, it is important to compare the forecasts and observations generated from weather stations. The observations page now allows you to view the forecast maps and the observations together, enabling a direct comparison to check the accuracy of the forecast.
This would be a great tool to use when cruising in Pacific Mexico. Are there plans for it to be available e it that arra?
Hi Jeremy,
The 6 global PredictWind forecast models we supply have worldwide coverage so it is already available for Pacific Mexico.
Contact us at support@PredictWind.com if you need more information on how to get those weather models.
We have a great help centre for all aspects of PredictWind at https://help.predictwind.com/en/ which would be worth taking the time to look at.
All the best
Keryn