Meteorologists often try to predict what the high temperature of a day will be several days beforehand. Why do meteorologists not try to predict the high temperature of a day six months in the future?
A. Weather does not follow any predictable patterns.
B. Meteorologists have this information but choose not to share it with the public.
C. It is impossible to know what season it will be six months in the future.
D. Weather is a highly complicated system that is very difficult to predict.
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