A paragraph of English about the atmosphere.

We replace thousands of complex models with simpler similar models established by British mathematician Lewis Fry Richardson, hoping to get more than just accurate weather forecast. Robin Hogan of the University of Reading in the United States believes that these models of mechanical laws (those discovered or founded by Richardson) should also play an important empirical role in climate models. Simply put, if a hypothetical model can't get the multifractal phenomenon in the real atmospheric environment or conform to the corresponding mechanical laws, then the model is definitely not perfect.