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Why AI still struggles to predict hurricane intensity

via Phys.org·Sep 27

An analysis in The Conversation, republished by Phys.org, explains why better global weather forecasts do not automatically translate into reliable hurricane-intensity predictions. Gaps in three-dimensional storm observations limit training data, while chaotic changes may impose further limits. The author argues for forecasting a range of possible intensities rather than relying on one number.

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