Unsolvable?

No way! Problems can be solved. If the own qualifications don’t allow it, you have to pay an expert. Besides, our problem isn’t serious at all.
We’re talking about the long term forecast. The changes in the delivery of raw data caused drop outs. Our genius Michael identified the problem and solved it by correcting his algorithm.
Now we are confused about the super strong wind shown for the time after the three day regional forecast. Obviously it’s not as important as the short term forecast (which by the way is surprisingly accurate), but it would be great to have a hint on how the meteorological evolution will be over the next two weeks.
It’s defenitely improbable, nay, it contradicts our experience, especially when the wind is supposed to be stronger than 8 Beaufort with a pressure difference between the Azores and Africa under 25 hPa. We won’t get around analysing the data processing…