Traditional weather forecasting is slow and expensive. AI could help.

Grist
By Natalie DonbackJan 3, 2025, 4:45 am298 pts
Every day, meteorologist Hannah Wangari takes the free graphs and maps produced by the five forecasting models she subscribes to and interprets what she sees. “What’s the likelihood of rain in different parts of the country?” she might wonder. “How much of it is likely to fall within the next 24…

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