Google Predicts Tropical Cyclones

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Google has a new AI model and website for forecasting tropical storms

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Google has a new AI model and website for forecasting tropical storms.

It’s working with the US National Hurricane Center ( NHC ) to test it out.

The collaboration comes after the Trump administration and DOGE slashed the National Weather Service's staff and capacity for federal climate and weather research.

“As climate change drives more extreme weather events, accurate and trustworthy forecasts are more essential than ever,” it said in a December 4 announcement for GenCast . Most Popular - Apple renames its operating systems - Google just soft-launched nine cool Home app features - Android 16 is here, but its big redesign isn’t ready - Sam Altman claims an average ChatGPT query uses roughly one fifteenth of a teaspoon’ of water - The Dia browser is a big bet on the web — and an even bigger bet on AI .

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