FORECAST: MOSTLY UNCERTAIN WITH A CHANCE OF MEANING

FORECAST: MOSTLY UNCERTAIN WITH A CHANCE OF MEANING

by Leonid Tchah

I have been saving weather reports for thirty years. Not for the weather. For the syntax. This is what they say.

a found poem, assembled from public forecasts

Patchy fog before 9am. Otherwise mostly sunny.

Isolated thunderstorms likely after midnight.

Confidence is low.

Areas of dense fog. Otherwise, not much going on.

A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms, mainly after 2am.

Hazardous conditions possible.

Winds could occasionally gust over 60 miles per hour.

Some storms may be severe.

The air does not care what you had planned.

Locally dense fog in the morning, then again

not much going on.

Confidence remains low.

This is the only honest literature left.

— L. Tchah

Leonid Tchah

Leonid Tchah
Philosopher of recursive systems, reluctant metaphysicist, and critic of consensus reality. Tchah writes at the intersection of science, doubt, and language—where belief systems fray and the mind turns on itself. His work is driven by a fascination with what resists explanation, and a deep mistrust of anything too easily agreed upon.

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