Those hurricane trackers are actually pretty good up to 48 hours. But they are fed good quality fresh data. In the climate model case.. When your model is built on ASSUMPTION that CO2 is the principal driver of the warming, guess what the outcome is gonna be??
The climate sensitivities, CO2 forcing numbers, feedback effects -- all based on fudged data. So the poor models are truth challenged from the get-go...
Back to the OP --- After seeing how the surface temp data has been jacked over and over again, I can't imagine that models mean ANYTHING for a particular regional station. The famous case of the IPCC graph for Darwin, Aus. shows over 2degC of abitrary jacking to make a favorable IPCC graph. We're talking about HUGE increases in "calibration" over 15 years that is not documented well at all. When in reality, all that surface data should have been adjusted down for increases in "urban heating" and other human density effects. So how can the models predict REGIONAL effects? Only if the jacking continues into the future..
Does your nightly weather station report the JACKED USHCN corrected high temp? Or just what they read on their thermometer? OMG -- THere's a DIFF???? Yup.. Think I'll start selling "Hansen corrected" weather stations for the backyard...