Predictive models are not the same as historic data analysis and trend fitting.
Flipping coins: no predictive models, very definitive statistics
Weather: +/- 2 week predictive models, 100 years of measurements getting more definitive each year where trend are headed
All responses are so focused on exact predictions. We have high certainty that 50% of flips will be tails over long enough timespan. We don't know what any single flip will be. Climate science works the same way. But climate is not a coin, let's say it's a multisided die and it appears the sides are changing sizes as we compare data year over year.
Are you really equating daily weather predictions with meteorological science? That's like saying "they don't know what the next 3 coin flips are going to be but they know half of the next 10,000 will be tails"