Google DeepMind researchers say their WeatherNext AI models can forecast tropical cyclones with roughly an extra day of useful lead time, turning work that once needed building-sized supercomputers into 15-day runs that finish on a Tensor Processing Unit (TPU). In a Nature paper and a Google DeepMind technical account, Google DeepMind and Google Research report that three-day forecasts of a storm's track, intensity, and wind structure match the accuracy that leading operational models previously reached only two days out, an improvement they liken to about a decade of conventional meteorological progress.
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