Climate Outlook Survey (for CPC website)
Start of Block: Consent
Thank you for
taking the time to complete a survey created by Dr. Melissa Kenney
and Dr. Michael Gerst’s research team at the University of
Maryland. In this survey you will be asked several questions about
temperature and precipitation forecasts, called climate outlooks,
that are produced by NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center (CPC).
The goal is to understand how users interpret the outlooks and
ultimately improve the effectiveness of outlook visuals. The data and
results of this survey may be used for research reports,
presentations, publications, educational materials, or future
studies. The questionnaire will take about 15 minutes to
complete.
Any identifying information collected during the study
will be protected and there are no foreseeable risks or discomforts
due to your participation. As an incentive, upon completion of the
survey you may choose to enter your name in a drawing for $100 Amazon
gift card.
You are welcome to contact Dr. Kenney at any time if
you have questions about the survey at kenney@umd.edu. If you have
any questions about your rights as a research participant, please
contact the University of Maryland’s Internal Review Board
office at (301)-405-4212 or via email at irb@umd.edu. You can print
this screen so that you have the contact information available.
By
selecting “yes” below and then proceeding with the survey
you are voluntarily consenting to participate in the survey and
allowing your responses to be used for research purposes.
Yes, I voluntarily agree to participate in this survey and allow my responses to be used for research purposes. I also confirm that I am at least 18 years of age.
No, I do not wish to participate in this survey.
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Start of Block: Sector Affiliation
What sector best describes where you are employed?
Agriculture
Emergency Management
Water Resources
Energy
Other: ________________________________________________
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Start of Block: General Questions
Where is your organization located (City, State)?
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What is your
title or provide a general description of your job (1 sentence or
less)?
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Which of the following Climate Prediction Center outlook products are you familiar with? In addition, which products do you use in decision making? Please check all that apply.
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If you use the outlook products, how do you use them, especially in the context of making / informing decisions and planning?
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If used for decisions / planning, what was the impact to your organization when using this information?
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Do you use any similar products from other vendors, especially in the context of making / informing decisions and planning?
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End of Block: General Questions
Start of Block: Background Understanding for all CPC Outlooks
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For the outlooks, how many years of data
are used to establish the climate baseline, called “climatology”?
1
10
30
50
I don't know
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For 6-10 day, 8-14 day, monthly,
and seasonal outlooks, climate baseline categories of below-,
near-, and above-normal are defined in two steps. First historical
data is ranked, coolest to hottest for temperature and driest to
wettest for precipitation. Second, the ranked list is divided into
three categories establishing the lower (below-), middle (near-) and
upper (above-normal) ranges. What percentage of the ranked list is
allotted to each category, respectively?
33, 33, 33
25, 50, 25
16.5, 66, 16.5
I don't know
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Across the outlook map, expert
forecasters use their judgment to assess the probability of each
category occurring. Of the three categories assessed, below-, near-,
and above-normal, the one shown on the outlook map is the category
that exceeds which probability?
33
50
66
I don't know
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For 3-4 week outlooks, climate baseline
categories of below- and above-normal are defined in two steps. First
historical data is ranked, coolest to hottest for temperature and
driest to wettest for precipitation. Second, the ranked list is
divided into two categories establishing the lower (below-) and upper
(above-normal) ranges. What percentage of ranked list is allotted to
each category, respectively?
75, 25
50, 50
33, 33, 33
I don't know
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Across the 3-4 week outlook map, expert
forecasters use their judgment to assess the probability of each
category occurring. Of the two categories assessed, the one shown on
the outlook map is the category that exceeds which threshold
probability?
33
50
66
I don't know
End of Block: Background Understanding for all CPC Outlooks
Start of Block: 6-10 Day Precipitation Outlook
Please examine the above 6-10 day precipitation outlook and
answer the following questions.
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What does white shading in Canada mean?
no outlook available
normal precipitation
less than 33% chance of precipitation
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What does white shading in the US mean?
no outlook available
more than 33% probability of having near-normal precipitation
less than 33% chance of precipitation
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What
do dashed lines represent?
the boundary between probability ranges
the climate baseline precipitation in tenths of inches
predicted mean precipitation
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Green
shading means that an area
will have at least 33% more precipitation than normal
will have greater than 0.33 inches more precipitation than normal
has a greater than 33% probability of higher than normal precipitation
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Brown shading means that an area
will have at least 33% less precipitation than normal
will have normal amounts of precipitation
has a greater than 33% probability of below-normal precipitation
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The state of Georgia
will have 33-40% more precipitation than normal
has a 33-40% probability of having more precipitation than normal
has a 33% probability of having more precipitation than normal
will have 33% more precipitation than normal
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The state of North Dakota
will have 40-50% less precipitation than normal
has a 40-50% probability of having less precipitation than normal
has a 40% probability of having less precipitation than normal
will have 40% less precipitation than normal
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The state of California
has a 50% probability of having normal precipitation
has a more than 33% probability of having near-normal precipitation
will have a 33% chance of precipitation
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visually communicating the outlook?
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Or How would you rate the helpfulness of the following elements in visually communicating the outlook? = Adequately helpful
If you did not find them extremely helpful, how might they be
improved?
Representation of land and political boundaries ________________________________________________
Shading ________________________________________________
Dashed contour lines ________________________________________________
Dotted contour lines ________________________________________________
Text/descriptions/labels ________________________________________________
${Q103/ChoiceTextEntryValue/7} ________________________________________________
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Which
parts of the outlook were unclear or confusing? Check all that apply
Meaning of normal or near-normal
How uncertainty is represented
Other ________________________________________________
Display This Question:
If If Which parts of the outlook were unclear or confusing? Check all that apply q://QID27/SelectedChoicesCount Is Greater Than 0
If you thought parts of the outlook were confusing, why?
Meaning of normal or near-normal ________________________________________________
How uncertainty is represented ________________________________________________
${Q27/ChoiceTextEntryValue/4} ________________________________________________
End of Block: 6-10 Day Precipitation Outlook
Start of Block: 3 month Precipitation Outlook
Please examine the above 3-month precipitation outlook and
answer the following questions.
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What does white shading in Canada mean?
no outlook available
equal chance of having above-normal, below-normal, or near-normal precipitation
less than a 33% chance of precipitation
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What does white shading in the US mean?
no outlook available
equal chance of having above-normal, below-normal, or near-normal precipitation
less than a 33% chance of precipitation
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Grey shading means that an area
has a more than a 33% probability of near-normal precipitation
will have near-normal amounts of precipitation
equal chance of having above-normal, below-normal, or near-normal precipitation
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Green shading means that an area
will have at least 33% more precipitation than normal
will have near-normal amounts of precipitation
has more than a 33% probability of higher than normal precipitation
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Brown shading means that an area
will have at least 33% less precipitation than normal
will have near-normal amounts of precipitation
has more than a 33% probability of lower than normal precipitation
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The state of Indiana
will have 40-50% more precipitation than normal
has a 40-50% probability of having above-normal precipitation
has a 40% probability of having more precipitation than normal
will have 40% more precipitation than normal
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The state of Florida
will have 40-50% less precipitation than normal
has a 40-50% probability of having below-normal precipitation
has a 40% probability of having below-normal precipitation
will have 40% more precipitation than normal
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The state of Massachusetts
has a 50% probability of having normal precipitation
has equal chance of having above-normal, below-normal, or near-normal precipitation
will have less than 33% change in precipitation
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Or How would you rate the helpfulness of the following elements in visually communicating the outl... = Adequately helpful
If you did not find them extremely helpful, how might they be
improved?
Representation of land and political boundaries ________________________________________________
Shading ________________________________________________
Dotted contour lines ________________________________________________
Text/description/labels ________________________________________________
${Q115/ChoiceTextEntryValue/7} ________________________________________________
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Which parts of the outlook were unclear or confusing? Check all that
apply
Meaning of normal or near-normal
How uncertainty is represented
Meaning of equal chances
Other ________________________________________________
Display This Question:
If If Which parts of the outlook were unclear or confusing? Check all that apply q://QID117/SelectedChoicesCount Is Greater Than 0
If you thought parts of the outlook were confusing, why?
Meaning of normal or near-normal ________________________________________________
How uncertainty is represented ________________________________________________
Meaning of equal chances ________________________________________________
${Q117/ChoiceTextEntryValue/4} ________________________________________________
End of Block: 3 month Precipitation Outlook
Start of Block: 3-4 Week Precipitation Outlook
Please examine the above 3-4 week precipitation outlook and
answer the following questions.
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What does white shading in Canada mean?
no outlook available
equal chance of having more or less precipitation
less than a 33% chance of precipitation
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What does white shading in the US mean?
no outlook available
equal chance of having more or less precipitation than normal
will have near-normal amounts of precipitation
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Green shading means that an area
will have at least 50% more precipitation than normal
is favored to see more precipitation than normal
will have near-normal amounts of precipitation
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Brown shading means that an area
will have 50% less precipitation than normal
will have near-normal amounts of precipitation
is favored to see less precipitation than normal
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The state of Missouri
will have at least 50% more precipitation than normal
has at least a 50% probability of having more precipitation than normal
has a 50% probability of having more precipitation than normal
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The state of Washington
will have at least 50% less precipitation than normal
has at least a 50% probability of having less precipitation than normal
has a 50% probability of having less precipitation than normal
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The state of California
has a 50% probability of having normal precipitation
has equal chance of having above- or below-normal precipitation
will have less than 33% change in precipitation
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visually communicating the outlook?
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has a 50% probability of having normal precipitation |
has equal chance of having above- or below-normal precipitation |
will have less than 33% change in precipitation |
Representation of land and political boundaries |
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Or How would you rate the helpfulness of the following elements in visually communicating the outlook? = Somewhat helpful
Or How would you rate the helpfulness of the following elements in visually communicating the outlook? = Adequately helpful
If you did not find them extremely helpful, how might they be
improved?
Representation of land and political
boundaries
Representation of land and political boundaries ________________________________________________
Shading ________________________________________________
Solid contour lines ________________________________________________
Text/descriptions/labels ________________________________________________
${Q104/ChoiceTextEntryValue/7} ________________________________________________
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Which parts of the outlook were unclear or confusing?
Meaning of normal or near-normal
How uncertainty is represented
Meaning of equal chances
Other ________________________________________________
Display This Question:
If If Which parts of the outlook were unclear or confusing? q://QID113/SelectedChoicesCount Is Greater Than 0
If you thought parts of the outlook were confusing, why?
Meaning
of normal or near-normal
Meaning of normal or near-normal ________________________________________________
How uncertainty is represented ________________________________________________
Meaning of equal chances ________________________________________________
${Q107/ChoiceTextEntryValue/4} ________________________________________________
End of Block: 3-4 Week Precipitation Outlook
Start of Block: 8-14 Day Temperature Outlook
Please examine the above 8-14 day temperature outlook and answer the
following questions.
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What
does white shading in Canada mean?
no outlook available
normal temperature
less than a 33% chance of above-normal temperature
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What does white shading in the US mean?
no outlook available
more than 33% probability of having near-normal temperature
less than a 33% chance of above-normal temperature
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What do dashed lines represent?
boundaries between probability ranges
the climate baseline temperature in degrees F
predicted mean temperature
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Orange
to dark red shading means that an area
will have at least 33% higher than normal temperature
will have near-normal temperature
has at least a 33% probability of higher than normal temperature
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Blue shading means that an area
will have at least 33% lower than normal temperature
will have near-normal temperature
has at least a 33% probability of lower than normal temperature
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The state of Oregon
will have 50-60% higher than normal temperature
has a 50-60% probability of above-normal temperature
has a 50% probability of having higher than normal temperature
will have 50% higher than normal temperature
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The state of Illinois
will have 40-50% lower than normal temperature
has a 40-50% probability of having less than normal temperature
has a 40% probability of having less than normal temperature
will have 40% lower than normal temperature
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The state of West Virginia
has a 50% probability of having normal temperature
has a more than 33% probability of having near-normal temperature
will have less than a 33% chance of above-normal temperature
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How would you rate the helpfulness of the following elements in
visually communicating the outlook?
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Representation of land and political boundaries |
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Shading |
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If How would you rate the helpfulness of the following elements in visually communicating the outlook? = Not helpful
Or How would you rate the helpfulness of the following elements in visually communicating the outlook? = Somewhat helpful
Or How would you rate the helpfulness of the following elements in visually communicating the outlook? = Adequately helpful
If you did not find them extremely helpful, how might they be
improved?
Representation of land and political boundaries ________________________________________________
Shading ________________________________________________
Dashed contour lines ________________________________________________
Dotted contour lines ________________________________________________
Text/descriptions/labels ________________________________________________
${Q86/ChoiceTextEntryValue/7} ________________________________________________
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Which parts of the outlook were unclear or confusing? Check all that
apply
Meaning of normal or near-normal
How uncertainty is represented
Meaning of equal chances
Other ________________________________________________
Display This Question:
If If Which parts of the outlook were unclear or confusing? Check all that apply q://QID125/SelectedChoicesCount Is Greater Than 0
If you thought parts of the outlook were confusing, why?
Meaning of normal or near-normal ________________________________________________
How uncertainty is represented ________________________________________________
${Q87/ChoiceTextEntryValue/4} ________________________________________________
End of Block: 8-14 Day Temperature Outlook
Start of Block: 3 month Temperature Outlook
Please examine the above 3-month temperature outlook and answer
the following questions.
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What does white shading in Canada mean?
no outlook available
equal chance of having above, below, or normal temperature
less than a 33% chance of above-normal temperature
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What does white shading in the US mean?
no outlook available
equal chance of having above-, below-, or near-normal temperature
less than a 33% chance of above-normal temperature
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Grey shading means that an area
has a more than a 33% probability of near-normal temperature
will have near-normal temperature
equal chance of having above-normal, below-normal, or near-normal temperature
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Orange to red shading means that an area
will have at least 33% higher than normal temperature
will have near-normal temperature
has at least a 33% probability of higher than normal temperature
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Blue shading means that an area
will have at least 33% lower than normal temperature
will have near-normal temperature
has at least a 33% probability of lower than normal temperature
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The state of Maine
will have 33-40% higher than normal temperature
has a 33-40% probability of having higher than normal temperature
has a 33% probability of having higher than normal temperature
will have 33% higher than normal temperature
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The northern part of the state of North Dakota
will have 40-50% lower than normal temperature
has a 40-50% probability of having lower than normal temperature
has a 40% probability of having lower than normal temperature
will have 40% lower than normal temperature
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The state of Illinois
has a 50% probability of having normal temperature
has an equal chance of having above, below, or normal temperature
will have less than 33% change in temperature
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How would you rate the helpfulness of the following elements in
visually communicating the outlook?
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Representation of land and political boundaries |
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Display This Question:
If How would you rate the helpfulness of the following elements in visually communicating the outlook? = Not helpful
Or How would you rate the helpfulness of the following elements in visually communicating the outlook? = Somewhat helpful
And How would you rate the helpfulness of the following elements in visually communicating the outlook? = Adequately helpful
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If you did not find them extremely helpful, how might they be
improved?
Representation of land and political boundaries ________________________________________________
Shading ________________________________________________
Dotted contour lines ________________________________________________
Text/descriptions/labels ________________________________________________
${Q127/ChoiceTextEntryValue/7} ________________________________________________
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Which parts of the outlook were unclear or confusing? Check all that
apply
Meaning of normal or near-normal
How uncertainty is represented
Meaning of equal chances
Other ________________________________________________
Display This Question:
If If Which parts of the outlook were unclear or confusing? Check all that apply q://QID129/SelectedChoicesCount Is Greater Than 0
If you thought parts of the outlook were confusing, why?
Meaning of normal or near-normal ________________________________________________
How uncertainty is represented ________________________________________________
Meaning of equal chances ________________________________________________
${Q129/ChoiceTextEntryValue/4} ________________________________________________
End of Block: 3 month Temperature Outlook
Start of Block: 3-4 Week Temperature Outlook
Please
examine the above 3-4 week temperature outlook and answer the
following questions.
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What does white shading in Canada mean?
no outlook available
equal chance of having above- or below-normal temperature
less than 33% probability of above-normal temperature
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What does white shading in the US mean?
equal chance of having above- or below-normal temperature
no outlook available
less than 33% probability of above-normal temperature
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Orange-red shading means that an area
will have at least 50% higher temperature than normal
is favored to have higher temperature than normal
will have near-normal temperature
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Blue shading means that an area
will have at least 50% lower temperature
is favored to see lower temperature than normal
will have near-normal temperature
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The state of Washington
will have at least 60% higher temperature than normal
has at least a 60% probability of having higher temperature than normal
has a 60% probability of having higher temperature than normal
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The state of Tennessee
will have at least 50% lower temperature than normal
has at least a 50% probability of having lower temperature than normal
has a 50% probability of having lower temperature than normal
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The state of Pennsylvania
has a 50% probability of having normal temperature
has equal chance of having above- or below-normal temperature
will have less than 50% change in temperature
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visually communicating the outlook?
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Representation of land and political boundaries |
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If How would you rate the helpfulness of the following elements in visually communicating the outlook? = Not helpful
Or How would you rate the helpfulness of the following elements in visually communicating the outlook? = Somewhat helpful
Or How would you rate the helpfulness of the following elements in visually communicating the outlook? = Adequately helpful
If you did not find them extremely helpful, how might they be
improved?
Representation of land and political boundaries ________________________________________________
Shading ________________________________________________
Solid contour lines ________________________________________________
Text/descriptions/labels ________________________________________________
${Q93/ChoiceTextEntryValue/7} ________________________________________________
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Which parts of the outlook were unclear or confusing? Check all that
apply
Meaning of normal or near-normal
How uncertainty is represented
Meaning of equal chances
Other ________________________________________________
Display This Question:
If If Which parts of the outlook were unclear or confusing? Check all that apply q://QID133/SelectedChoicesCount Is Greater Than 0
If you thought parts of the outlook were confusing, why?
Meaning of normal or near-normal ________________________________________________
How uncertainty is represented ________________________________________________
Meaning of equal chances ________________________________________________
${Q95/ChoiceTextEntryValue/4} ________________________________________________
End of Block: 3-4 Week Temperature Outlook
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Based on your preferences, please rank (1-best to 3-worst) the three uncertainty representations shown below.
______ 3 categories above-, near-, and below-normal (used in 6-10 day and 8-14 day outlooks)
______ 3 categories with equal chances above-, near- and below-normal, where equal chances means an equal probability for above-, near- and below-normal (used in 1- and 3-month outlooks)
______ 2 categories with equal chances above- and below-normal, where equal chances means an equal probability for above- and below-normal (used in the Week 3-4 outlooks)
Please elaborate on the reasoning behind the ranking
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Start of Block: Wrap up
If you would
like more information about how to interpret the climate outlooks,
please visit the following links:
Interpreting
Extended-Range Forecasts:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjZM48Czfxg&feature=youtu.be
Interpreting Long-Range Forecasts:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuae14Wy5hA&feature=youtu.be
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