U.S. and European weather forecasting agencies are escalating their engagement with artificial intelligence as the technology rapidly advances.
The NOAA-affiliated Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere at Colorado State University will soon release a website similar to the European Center’s, which will display forecasts from AI models that start with current conditions from the American model, according to Imme Ebert-Uphoff, machine learning lead at CIRA, who notes the importance of evaluating the models.
Many experts say that AI models probably won’t make conventional ones obsolete. That’s because conventional models are needed to train the AI models and, at least for now, they also feed the AI models with information on the initial state of the atmosphere. However, the speed and efficiency of AI models could transform how weather forecasts are made and enable more accurate and detailed predictions, especially for extreme weather events.
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