The Dark Side of Big Data | forbes.com

Because of many million more sensors, faster computers and better resolution satellite imagery producing vast swathes of data, we now know much more about Hurricanes than ever before. In fact typically we see them around a week earlier than just ten years ago. Yet due to the vast complexity of weather interactions and their near perfect chaos, we’ve made little progress on predicting the path. So we now have a week longer to be anxious.