A verifiable forecasting record

Forecasts are timestamped, locked, and scored against observations. Tornateo is the record, not the social network.

How it works

  1. Build the forecastPick a location, a valid period and the categories you want to commit to, then set a confidence value. A summary and discussion are optional.
  2. Publish and lockSubmission time, valid period and every value are recorded. Revisions are timestamped, and the forecast becomes immutable at the verification cutoff.
  3. Share anywhereEach forecast gets a stable public link with social previews and a shareable card.
  4. Automatic verificationAfter the valid period ends, observed data is retrieved and each metric scored with methodology appropriate to it — MAE for temperature, Brier for probabilities, categorical statistics for occurrence.
  5. Permanent recordVerified results feed your profile and the leaderboards, with sample size shown beside every ranking.

What keeps the leaderboard defensible

  • Forecasts must be issued at least 6.0 h before the valid period begins, and before the event begins for severe weather.
  • Submitted forecasts cannot be deleted; hiding one keeps its verified result on record.
  • Every creation, revision, verification and invalidation is written to an audit trail.
  • Duplicate forecasts for the same location, category and window are rejected.
  • Observed data is never taken from model forecasts, and its source is always shown.