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Here's a quick look at the latest developments with AI in weather prediction. A new AI model by Google DeepMind recently outperformed traditional hurricane forecasting tools, raising hope and questions in the meteorology field.
After a hurricane passes, scientists routinely analyze the assorted computer models used to predict its path and power and crown a victor. This year, a surprising new contender has emerged — a forecast model generated by artificial intelligence.
Last year taught us through what felt like brute force that the season isn’t over until it’s over. Long-range forecast models do suggest we could see a similar second half of our 2025 season once the Madden Julian Oscillation pushes in and hangs with us for almost a full month.
Hurricane forecasters are intently watching a distant system that has divided models on its potential strength and path.
Social media is rife with misinformation and falsehoods about weather forecasting — especially during hurricane season. Experts are now speaking with PEOPLE to debunk false claims and expose the truth.
Hurricanes wreak havoc and destruction, leaving tragedy in their wake. There have been 32 hurricanes since 1851 that have killed 100 or more people in the U.S. and its territories. In all, these storms have caused at least 28,
Researchers at the University of Delaware and hoping that sharks equipped with sensor tags can help forecasters better predict hurricanes.
Houston firefighters and Public Works are teaming up with chainsaws in hand to prepare for the next big storm.