Syed Zahid Husain, Leo Separovic, Jean-François Caron et al.
· Weather and Forecasting
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Hybrid NWP-AI system spectrally nudges GEM toward GraphCast large scales, improving prediction skill and tropical cyclone tracks while keeping physically consistent fine scales.
Bernardo Teufel, Fernanda Custodio Pereira do Carmo, Laxmi Sushama et al.
· Geoscience Letters
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A physics-informed recurrent deep learning model super-resolves regional climate precipitation from 2.5 km to 250 m, producing realistic intense short-duration events over Montreal.
Nicolaas J. Annau, Alex J. Cannon, Adam H. Monahan
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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GANs statistically downscale near-surface winds to convection-permitting WRF scales, with spectral analysis exposing spatial-structure biases and a partial frequency-separation loss.
F. Vitart, A. W. Robertson, A. Spring et al.
· Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society
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WMO prize challenge winners used AI to post-process ECMWF S2S forecasts, beating bias-corrected references for weeks 3-6 precipitation and temperature.
Salva Rühling Cachay, Venkatesh Ramesh, Jason N. S. Cole et al.
· 35th Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS 2021) Track on Datasets and Benchmarks
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ClimART offers over 10 million radiative transfer samples from climate conditions to benchmark neural emulators, showing shortcomings of prior datasets and architectures.
Yuankai Wu, Bernardo Teufel, Laxmi Sushama et al.
· Geophysical Research Letters
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Adversarial sub-pixel CNN super-resolves 2.5 km regional climate simulations of Montreal to 250 m, improving urban temperature errors and heat-stress indicators.
Qifeng Qian, Xiaojing Jia, Hai Lin et al.
· Journal of Climate
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Gradient-boosting and related ML models forecast Eurasian winter precipitation seasonally, outperforming linear regression and matching or beating dynamical models; Arctic autumn sea ice is a key predictor.
A neural network infers gridded marine surface visibility over the Indian Ocean from satellite optical thickness and reanalysis, with mean error under 8%.
An expanded Bernoulli-gamma neural density network downscales multisite daily precipitation from synoptic predictors, reproducing spatial covariances and generating realistic synthetic series in coastal British Columbia.