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gfsanl_3_20151201_0000_006gfsanl_3_20151201_0000_006 means that the analysis was made at 0000 UTC and is valid at 0600 UTC, doesn't it? But for how long, 3 hours? And what is the difference to gfs_4_20151201_0000_006gfs_4_20151201_0000_006, which is listed under GFS forecast? I cannot figure out the difference between those two. Thanks for helping!

gfsanl_3_20151201_0000_006 means that the analysis was made at 0000 UTC and is valid at 0600 UTC, doesn't it? But for how long, 3 hours? And what is the difference to gfs_4_20151201_0000_006, which is listed under GFS forecast? I cannot figure out the difference between those two. Thanks for helping!

gfsanl_3_20151201_0000_006 means that the analysis was made at 0000 UTC and is valid at 0600 UTC, doesn't it? But for how long, 3 hours? And what is the difference to gfs_4_20151201_0000_006, which is listed under GFS forecast? I cannot figure out the difference between those two.

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What is the difference between GFS analysis and GFS forecast data?

gfsanl_3_20151201_0000_006 means that the analysis was made at 0000 UTC and is valid at 0600 UTC, doesn't it? But for how long, 3 hours? And what is the difference to gfs_4_20151201_0000_006, which is listed under GFS forecast? I cannot figure out the difference between those two. Thanks for helping!