Gavin D. Madakumbura, Chad W. Thackeray, Jesse Norris et al.
· Nature Communications
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Machine learning that accounts for model uncertainty detects a physically interpretable anthropogenic signal in extreme precipitation across all global observational datasets.
Sebastian Sippel, Nicolai Meinshausen, Erich M. Fischer et al.
· Nature Climate Change
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Machine-learning-based detection indicates the climate change signal is identifiable from a single day of global weather; abstract unavailable, so classification is tentative.
Markus Reichstein, Gustau Camps-Valls, Bjorn Stevens et al.
· Nature
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Nature review on deep learning for data-driven Earth system science, covering weather, climate and process understanding; abstract absent, judged from title and venue.
Jared T. Trok, Elizabeth A. Barnes, Frances V. Davenport et al.
· Science Advances
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A CNN generates dynamically consistent counterfactual extreme heat events, estimating the 2023 southcentral North America heat was 1.18–1.42°C warmer due to warming.
Justus C. Will, Andrea M. Jenney, Kara D. Lamb et al.
· arXiv
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Uses VAE latent spaces to visualize droplet size distributions from bin-microphysics cloud simulations, showing similar spectrum evolution across aerosol levels at different paces.
Katherine Goode, Daniel Ries, Kellie McClernon
· arXiv
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Feature-importance methods for echo state networks identify climate pathways, applied to reanalysis data around the 1991 Pinatubo eruction as a proxy for stratospheric aerosol injection.
Constantin Bône, Guillaume Gastineau, Sylvie Thiria et al.
· Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems
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CNN-based backward optimization attributes 1900-2014 global temperature change to forcings without assuming additivity, with uncertainty estimates compared to regularized optimal fingerprinting.
Francesco Immorlano, Veronika Eyring, Thomas le Monnier de Gouville et al.
· Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 122 (15) e2413503122, 2025
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Transfer learning merges Earth system model simulations with historical observations to cut the spread of 21st-century global temperature projections by more than 50%.
Chanwoo Song, Sungsu Park, Siyun Kim et al.
· Journal of Climate
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Machine learning on GCM and ERA5 environmental variables identifies humidity convergence and CAPE as key predictors of tropical cyclone intensification rates.
An unsupervised neural network manifold maps the continuum of mesoscale shallow cloud organisation, showing organisation alters albedo by about ±1.4% beyond cloud-fraction changes.
Felix Strnad, Jakob Schlör, Ruth Geen et al.
· Nature Communications
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Unsupervised learning finds three propagation modes of Indo-Pacific rainfall extremes linked to Pacific SST, with early warning skill up to four weeks ahead.
Machine learning attributes the 2022 China compound drought-heatwave forest productivity decline mainly to soil moisture rather than VPD, identifying a tipping point.
Alka Yadav, Sourish Das, K. Shuvo Bakar et al.
· Physica A Statistical Mechanics and its Applications
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Applies machine learning to analyse complex climate change dynamics in south-west Australia; no abstract was available, so the classification is based on the title only.
Xuan Tong, Zhongwei Yan, Wen Zhou et al.
· Journal of Climate
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Explainable CNN on 1200-year simulations attributes North China summer precipitation variability to PDO and AMO sea surface temperature patterns, with 96-98% accuracy.
Michelle J. Gore, Colin M. Zarzycki, Melissa Gervais
· Earth s Future
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Self-organizing maps link large-scale patterns to extratropical cyclones and show CMIP6 models produce too few cyclones and too zonal patterns over northeastern US.
Adam Giammarese, Jacob Brown, Nishant Malik
· arXiv
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Applies climate network analysis with manifold-learning embeddings to show the Amazon losing short-range and gaining long-range connectivity, with faster perturbation spread in recent decades.
Yu Xue Sun, Yusupjan Habibulla, Gaoke Hu et al.
· Communications in Theoretical Physics
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CNN recognizes El Nino and La Nina phases with 86.4% validation accuracy, and weight analysis identifies the few active kernels driving the classification.
Fabrizio Falasca, Pavel Perezhogin, Laure Zanna
· Physical Review E 109, 044202 (2024)
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Data-driven pattern reduction plus fluctuation-response causal inference, with a new null model, maps interventional causal links between regions in global monthly sea surface temperature fields.
Lin Zang, Daniel Rosenfeld, Zengxin Pan et al.
· Geophysical Research Letters
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Neural network sensitivity analysis of observations separates aerosol primary convective invigoration (72% of cloud-top cooling) from meteorological effects in deep convection.
María J. Molina, Travis Allen O'Brien, Gemma J. Anderson et al.
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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Review of ML for climate variability modes, extreme weather precursors, observation-model integration, downscaling and bias correction, aimed at domain scientists.
Antonios Mamalakis, Elizabeth A. Barnes, James Wilson Hurrell
· Geophysical Research Letters
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Explainable neural networks trained on Earth system model output quantify climate distinguishability after stratospheric aerosol injection, showing slower change under SAI.
Sebastian Buschow, Jan Keller, Sabrina Wahl
· arXiv
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A neural network with Shapley values on ERA5 predictors explains 70% of European heatwave variability, with upper-level geopotential the largest contributor at 27%.
Samuel Chukwujindu Nwokolo, Nikolaos D. Proutsos, Edson L. Meyer et al.
· Atmosphere
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Hybrid ML and physics models attribute projected photosynthetically active radiation changes in China and India to climate change versus urban expansion, using CMIP6 models.
Varsha Bubathi, Lance M. Leslie, Milton Samuel Speer et al.
· Climate
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Uses permutation tests and machine learning attribution to show summer heat in western Sydney rose sharply after 1992, with 35% more days above the 95th percentile.
Fouzia Fahrin, Daniel C. Jones, Yan Wu et al.
· Atmospheric chemistry and physics
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Gaussian mixture modelling classifies UKESM1 CMIP6 ozone profiles into six coherent global regimes, with future projections showing ozone hole recovery and lower tropospheric ozone.
Xinming Lin, Jiwen Fan, Zhangshuan Hou et al.
· Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems
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Random forest, XGBoost and ANN with Shapley analysis identify latent heat flux, humidity and soil moisture as key drivers of US extreme precipitation, plus return-period emulators.
TCINet, a recurrent causal inference model with probabilistic balancing, quantifies atmospheric drivers of Arctic sea-ice melt under continuous treatment.
Jennifer Sleeman, David Chung, Anand Gnanadesikan et al.
· arXiv
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Adversarial generators find Earth system model configurations that trigger AMOC collapse, with a discriminator predicting collapse accurately without the oracle.
Jennifer Sleeman, David Chung, Chace Ashcraft et al.
· arXiv
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Hybrid neural and neuro-symbolic approach uses a surrogate ocean model to predict Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation collapse with high accuracy, adding explainability.
Bo Huang, Yan Li, Yi Liu et al.
· Agricultural and Forest Meteorology
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Multi-model machine learning estimates that fully developed Fennoscandian forests warm annual mean land surface temperature by 0.26 °C relative to present forest states.
Isabel L. McCoy, Daniel Thompson McCoy, Robert Wood et al.
· Geophysical Research Letters
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A neural network classifies satellite cloud morphology, showing that closed-cell cloud changes contribute about 0.06 W/m²/K to global shortwave cloud feedback under CO2 quadrupling.
Goratz Beobide‐Arsuaga, André Düsterhus, Wolfgang A. Müller et al.
· Geophysical Research Letters
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Explainable neural network on 100 MPI Grand Ensemble members identifies spring tripolar North Atlantic SST patterns as precursors of European summer heatwaves.
Labe. Zachary Michael, Barnes. Elizabeth A, Hurrell. James W.
· Environmental Research Letters
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Logistic regression and neural networks show stratospheric aerosol injection signals in regional temperature emerge within a decade, while precipitation signals are harder to detect.
Charlotte Connolly, Elizabeth A. Barnes, Pedram Hassanzadeh et al.
· arXiv
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Trains a CNN on internal variability of a long dry-core control run to predict the nonlinear jet stream response to tropospheric forcing, extending fluctuation-dissipation ideas beyond linear response.
Lukas Brunner, Sebastian Sippel
· Environmental Data Science
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Machine learning classifiers identify individual days of CMIP6 and ICON-Sapphire output versus observations, showing model differences appear at daily timescales.
Talukdar Sasanka, Krishna Kishore Osuri, Dev Niyogi
· Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society
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Hybrid error-index and machine-learning method detects Arabian Sea monsoon onset vortices in ERA5, recovering all 27 observed vortices with 5 false positives.
James Carzon, Bruno Ricardi de Abreu, Leighton A. Regayre et al.
· Environmental Data Science
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Surrogate-based statistical framework constrains UKESM1 aerosol parameters against MODIS observations on a cloud platform, using 3-hourly outputs for tighter constraints.
Zeguo Zhang, Sebastian Wagner, Marlene Klockmann et al.
· Climate of the past
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Pseudoproxy tests compare Bi-LSTM with linear PCR and CCA for millennial NH and NAE summer temperature reconstruction; Bi-LSTM is less skilful but captures extreme cooling.
Jared T. Trok, Frances V. Davenport, Elizabeth A. Barnes et al.
· preprint
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CNNs predict daily maximum temperature from soil moisture and geopotential, and partial dependence reveals nonlinear soil moisture-temperature coupling across mid-latitude regions.
Enikő Székely, Sebastian Sippel, Nicolai Meinshausen et al.
· arXiv
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Introduces a distributionally robust supervised fingerprint method using anchor regression for climate change detection and attribution that stays robust under interventions on other drivers.
A neural network trained on CMIP6 global temperature and precipitation means predicts the year, and Alopex-derived patterns reveal how climate change signals evolve.
Ziwei Chen, Zhiguo Wang, Yang Yang et al.
· Artificial Intelligence in Geosciences
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ResGraphNet, a GraphSAGE model with residual links, predicts HadCRUT5 global monthly mean temperature more accurately than 11 baselines across seven datasets.
Maëlys Solal, Andrew Jesson, Yarin Gal et al.
· arXiv
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Causal machine learning on satellite observations estimates aerosol-cloud interaction with uncertainty bounds, finding only one of three climate models reproduces the cooling trend.
Li‐Huan Hsu, Yi‐chao Wu, Chou-Chun Chiang et al.
· Asia-Pacific Journal of Atmospheric Sciences
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Deep-learning weather typing analyses interdecadal and interannual variability of autumn extreme rainfall in Taiwan; abstract unavailable, scope inferred from title.
Seth D. Axen, Alexandra Gessner, Christian Sommer et al.
· arXiv
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Doubly sparse spatiotemporal Gaussian process builds a probabilistic European climate-field reconstruction from the Last Glacial Maximum to mid-Holocene, combining simulations with pollen proxies.
Griffin Mooers, Tom Beucler, Mike Pritchard et al.
· arXiv
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Unsupervised clustering of storm-scale climate model output shows extreme precipitation changes driven mainly by shifts in storm regimes rather than precipitation efficiency.
Katherine Dagon, John Truesdale, James C Biard et al.
· Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
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Deep learning detects weather fronts in high-resolution CESM simulations over CONUS, showing frontal extreme precipitation becomes less likely under climate change despite overall increases.
Random forest and boosting models estimate pre-industrial cloudiness, suggesting aerosols increased global cloud fraction by 1.27% with about -0.42 W/m2 cooling.
Milton Samuel Speer, Joshua Hartigan, Lance M. Leslie
· Water
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Regression-based machine learning ranks 45 climate attributes, linking declining April–May rainfall in the northern Murray-Darling Basin to global warming, ENSO, SAM and IOD.
Jun‐Hyeok Son, Nam‐Hoon Kim, Go‐Eun Kim et al.
· Environmental Research Letters
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Explains a 42-year lengthening of European summer as early onset driven by Greenland topography and Rossby wave responses, building on CNN-detected trends.
Elizabeth Eldhose, Tejasvi Chauhan, Vikram Chandel et al.
· arXiv
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Shows transfer-entropy causal graphs can be spurious in climate and ecohydrology data and proposes a subsample ensemble approach for more robust causality analysis.
Violeta Teodora Trifunov, Maha Shadaydeh, Joachim Denzler
· arXiv
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Uses a VAE with knockoff interventions to estimate causal links under hidden confounding, applied to aerosol-cloud-climate time series with better accuracy than a deconfounding benchmark.
Xiaoning Li, Hongwei Zhao, Chong Sun et al.
· Sustainability
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A neural network with Deep Taylor Decomposition attributes simulated soil moisture changes to forcing agents and compares the signals with SMAP observations.
Nicola Maher, Thibault Paul Tabarin, Sebastian Milinski
· Earth System Dynamics
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Supervised classifier trained on 18 observation and reanalysis datasets labels Central and Eastern Pacific El Niño types, then shows the observed CP increase lies within internal variability in large ensembles.
N. O. Okoro, G. A. Agbo, J. N. Ofoma et al.
· World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews
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MATLAB neural networks map daily ECMWF-derived rainfall across Nigerian locations, showing rainfall decreases with distance from 4°N; the ML contribution is minimal.
Bowen Li, Sukanta Basu, Simon Jonathan Watson
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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WISRnet combines a CNN autoencoder with k-means to identify Dunkelflaute periods from reanalysis-type wind and solar patterns, finding most events fall in 5 of 25 clusters.
Shiu‐Shin Lin, Wei-Li Yeh, Kai-Yang Zhu et al.
· Research Square
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Applies a deep neural network to estimate future rainfall trends and their uncertainty under climate change; abstract unavailable, so classification is based on title only.
Emily M Gordon, Elizabeth A. Barnes
· Geophysical Research Letters
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Uncertainty-aware regression network in CESM2 finds low-uncertainty initial states for decadal sea surface temperature predictability linked to Atlantic and Pacific variability.
Na-Yeon Shin, Yoo‐Geun Ham, Jeong-Hwan Kim et al.
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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CNN predicts ENSO nine months ahead with about 0.82 correlation; contribution maps identify three precursors with asymmetric roles in El Nino and La Nina.
Thomas Mölg, Carolyne Pickler
· Environmental Research Letters
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Links high-mountain in-situ observations to a subset of GCMs via machine learning weather types, showing mid-troposphere drying in the past and moistening in the future for East Africa.
Zachary Michael Labe, Elizabeth A. Barnes
· Earth and Space Science
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Trains a shallow neural network to identify which climate model produced Arctic temperature maps, then applies it to reanalysis, using attribution to reveal model-specific regional patterns.
Jamin K. Rader, Elizabeth A. Barnes, Imme Ebert‐Uphoff et al.
· Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems
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Explainable neural networks using layer-wise relevance propagation combine multivariate climate fields to detect forced climate change earlier than single fields.
Shlomi Ziskin Ziv, Chaim I. Garfinkel, Sean Davis et al.
· Atmospheric chemistry and physics
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Advanced machine learning and regression show the QBO matters more than ENSO for stratospheric water vapor; CMIP6 and CCMI models underrepresent the QBO link.
Yiqiu Yu, Yihe Fang, Chunyu Zhao et al.
· Frontiers in Earth Science
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Hierarchical clustering separates northward-moving typhoon tracks affecting Northeast China and links each type to preceding Pacific SST anomalies, with numerical experiments confirming the mechanism.
Daniel Dylewsky, Timothy M. Lenton, Marten Scheffer et al.
· arXiv
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A network trained only on 2D Ising phase transitions detects early warning signals in real and simulated climate tipping systems, often beating standard statistical indicators.
Charles Anderson, Jason Stock, David Anderson
· arXiv
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Progressive cascade networks start from linear models and add complexity only as data supports, then map global temperature and precipitation to years to reveal climate change patterns.
Zachary Michael Labe, Elizabeth A. Barnes
· Geophysical Research Letters
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Neural network with explainability predicts decadal global warming slowdowns from ocean heat content in CESM2 large ensemble, linking them to Interdecadal Pacific Oscillation-like patterns and testing on observations.
Andrew Jesson, Alyson Douglas, Peter Manshausen et al.
· arXiv
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Scalable sensitivity bounds with uncertainty-aware deep models for continuous-treatment causal effects, applied to how human emissions affect cloud properties in 15 years of satellite data.
Tom Dror, Vered Silverman, Orit Altaratz et al.
· Geophysical Research Letters
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Supervised classification of MODIS images builds the greenCuDb dataset, revealing that continental green cumulus form under similar large-scale conditions worldwide.
Georgia Papacharalampous, Hristos Tyralis, Yannis Markonis et al.
· Progress in Earth and Planetary Science 10 (2023) 46
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Analyzes seasonal temperature, precipitation and river flow features across Köppen-Geiger climates using explainable ML, finding autocorrelation and seasonality most informative.
Elizabeth A. Ramsey, Adam H. Monahan
· Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences
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Gaussian process regression fits an empirical stochastic model to stable boundary layer inversions at tower sites, revealing bifurcation-like dynamics similar to idealized models.
Lukas Zipfel, Hendrik Andersen, Jan Čermák
· Atmosphere
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Explainable ML with Shapley values on satellite and reanalysis data shows liquid water path rises nonlinearly with droplet number, with sensitivity dependent on precipitation and SST.
Hiroyuki Murakami, Thomas L. Delworth, William F. Cooke et al.
· Earth s Future
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A deep autoencoder detects anomalous heavy precipitation events in Japan and attributes their increase since 1977 partly to anthropogenic forcing, with more expected this century.
Qinxue Gu, Melissa Gervais
· Geophysical Research Letters
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Applies time-evolving self-organizing maps to a CESM pre-industrial run, tracing a 10-year transition from positive NAO to AMV and weak negative NAO in North Atlantic SST.
Schyler C. Sun, Bailu Jin, Zhuangkun Wei et al.
· arXiv
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Neural forward-intensity Poisson process models nonlinear excitation links between extreme climate events and political violence across countries over 20 years.
Pradeep Kushwaha, Jai Sukhatme, Ravi S. Nanjundiah
· arXiv
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Unsupervised clustering and cyclone tracking identify four weather patterns behind middle tropospheric cyclones that drive extreme rainfall over western India.
Julian Quinting, Christian Michael Grams, Annika Oertel et al.
· Geoscientific model development
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Applies the CNN warm conveyor belt identifier to reanalyses and ECMWF ensembles, showing CNN and trajectory methods agree on North Atlantic forecast biases.
Julian Quinting, Christian Michael Grams
· Geoscientific model development
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CNNs predict warm conveyor belt inflow, ascent and outflow footprints from gridded fields, reproducing trajectory-based climatology at much lower computational cost.
Applies linear, exponential and polynomial regression to 17 Indian climate parameters, projecting values to 2025–2035; a basic trend-extrapolation study.
Miao Fang, Jingyun Zheng, Jianglin Wang et al.
· International Journal of Climatology
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Paleoclimate data assimilation with ANN proxy system models produces a millennial, spatially continuous Northern Hemisphere temperature reconstruction from tree rings.
Yumin Liu, Kate Duffy, Jennifer G. Dy et al.
· Nat Commun 14, 339 (2023)
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Saliency-map explainable deep learning on global SST reveals ENSO-related information beyond indices and improves river flow prediction with uncertainty estimates.
Stephen Po–Chedley
· OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information)
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Software applies ridge, PLS and neural-network regression, trained across leave-one-out CMIP model ensembles, to separate forced from unforced tropospheric warming using surface temperature maps.
Compares regression with NARX-based neural models to link climate variables to tree-ring growth in NE Korea and reconstruct the growth index for 1999–2019.
Harshini Mangipudi, Griffin Mooers, Mike Pritchard et al.
· arXiv
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A multi-channel VAE jointly embeds vertical wind, temperature and water vapour from storm-resolving simulations, yielding unsupervised weather-pattern clusters with more interpretable latent structure.
Meer Mohammed Ali, Uppalapati Naga Tanusha, C. Purna Chand et al.
· Atmosphere
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An artificial neural network links MJO indices to North Indian Ocean cyclone wind intensity over 1974–2019, with scatter index falling from 0.45 for depressions to 0.03 for super cyclones.
Magdalena Mittermeier, Maximilian Weigert, David Rügamer
· arXiv
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A smoothed CNN classifies six anticyclonic circulation types linked to European drought and heat, to help identify their drivers in climate simulations.
Yao‐Sheng Chen, Takanobu Yamaguchi, Peter Bogenschutz et al.
· Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems
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Neural network ensembles compare marine low cloud fraction relationships in E3SM at two vertical resolutions against ERA5-CERES, showing shifts in meteorological drivers dominate differences.
Fabrizio Falasca, Annalisa Bracco
· Physical Review X
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Manifold learning characterizes the tropical Pacific climate attractor, revealing model biases that diverge between historical and warming-scenario climate model simulations.
Christoph Mony, Lukas Jansing, Michael Armand Sprenger
· Weather and Forecasting
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XGBoost predicts Swiss foehn from synoptic fields in reanalysis and CESM simulations, projecting more spring south-foehn in Altdorf and summer north-foehn in Lugano under warming.
Christina Heinze‐Deml, Sebastian Sippel, Angeline Greene Pendergrass et al.
· Geoscientific model development
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A variational autoencoder with a linear latent penalty separates circulation-driven daily precipitation at 12 km over Europe, enabling dynamical adjustment of high-resolution fields.
Frances V. Davenport, Noah S. Diffenbaugh
· Geophysical Research Letters
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A CNN identifies 91% of Midwest extreme precipitation events from circulation patterns and finds increasing frequency of the associated patterns over two decades.
Carl Thomas, Apostolos Voulgarakis, Gerald Lim et al.
· Weather and Climate Dynamics
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A self-organizing-map blocking index detects European blocking more accurately than existing indices, with higher precision and recall against an expert-labelled ground truth.
Gavin D. Madakumbura, Chad W. Thackeray, Jesse Norris et al.
· Nature Communications
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Machine learning that accounts for model uncertainty detects a physically interpretable anthropogenic signal in extreme precipitation across all global observational datasets.
Benjamin A. Toms, Elizabeth A. Barnes, James Wilson Hurrell
· Geophysical Research Letters
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Explainable neural networks with layerwise relevance propagation identify North Atlantic and North Pacific SST regions that drive decadal predictability of continental temperature in an Earth-system model.
Constantin Mares, Ileana Mares, Venera Dobrică et al.
· Entropy
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Information-theoretic causal analysis with neural networks quantifies direct solar influences on hydro-climatic variables at specific frequencies and lags.
Xiaodong Chen, Lai-Yung Ruby Leung, Yang Gao et al.
· Journal of Hydrometeorology
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6-km regional simulations show local SST warming shifts US West Coast snowpack, with neural networks attributing the response to precipitation amount and temperature.
Adam Nick Alia Johnson
· International Journal of New Media Studies
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General overview of AI and big data methods for analysing climate and environmental datasets; it is a broad survey with no new method or quantitative result.
Dilip G. T. Naidu, Sumanta Bagchi
· Global Change Biology
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Machine learning on 2001-2019 global NPP, heterotrophic respiration and climate data finds soil carbon losses likely as precipitation drives warming-related vulnerability.
Jelle van den Berk, Sybren Drijfhout, Wilco Hazeleger
· Earth System Dynamics
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A machine learning fit of a six-parameter Langevin model reproduces AMOC collapse trajectories from intermediate-complexity climate models under freshwater forcing.
Amelie Lindgren, Zhengyao Lu, Qiong Zhang et al.
· Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems
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Random forest reconstructs global biome vegetation from pollen for past climates, giving robust preindustrial and mid-Holocene patterns but failing at the Last Glacial Maximum.
Thesis develops learned pattern recognition for atmospheric rivers (topological data analysis plus ML) and blocking (deep CNNs) in climate simulations and reanalysis.
Spectral analysis of proxy temperature records trains a neural network on pre-1880 oscillations to forecast 20th-century warming, estimating natural versus anthropogenic contributions.
Miguel Morata-Dolz, Diego Bueso, Maria Piles et al.
· AI for Earth Sciences Workshop at NeurIPS 2020
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A nonlinear Gaussian-process Granger causality method attributes global vegetation greenness to precipitation and soil moisture over 30 years of gridded satellite data.
Random forests with SMOTE oversampling identify geopotential height and sensible heat flux as key drivers of Indian heatwave days, reaching an F1 score of 0.85.
Xiuliang Yuan, Friday Uchenna Ochege, Philippe De Maeyer et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Random forest models using FLUXNET, reanalysis and LAI explain 53–90% of global latent and sensible heat flux variance, linking contrasting flux trends mainly to rising CO2.
Panini Dasgupta, Abirlal Metya, C. V. Naidu et al.
· Scientific Reports
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Support vector regression and CNN reconstruct the RMM MJO index back to 1905, improving on prior regression by up to 4% and revealing a 22-27% rise in MJO intensity.
Manuel Schlund, Veronika Eyring, Gustau Camps‐Valls et al.
· Journal of Geophysical Research Biogeosciences
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Combines an emergent constraint with machine learning to narrow CMIP5 end-of-century GPP to 171 ± 12 Gt C/yr and reduce gridded projection uncertainty.
Combines quasipotential landscape theory and manifold learning to locate multistable climate states in an intermediate-complexity model, finding a third stable intermediate state.
Uses probabilistic classifiers, including tree-based models and neural networks, for a goodness-of-fit test checking CESM climate simulation ensemble consistency after code changes.
Ammara Nusrat, Hamza Farooq Gabriel, Sajjad Haider et al.
· Applied Sciences
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Applies machine learning clustering to delineate homogeneous climate zones in Pakistan's Indus sub-basins for selecting GCMs and projecting seasonal precipitation trends to 2099.
Matthias Karlbauer, Tobias Menge, Sebastian Otte et al.
· arXiv
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DISTANA with active tuning infers hidden causal factors, recovering Earth's land-sea mask from temperature dynamics alone while improving temperature prediction.
Yu Huang, Lichao Yang, Zuntao Fu
· Earth System Dynamics
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Reservoir computing and LSTM learn coupling relations among toy climate variables and reconstruct one series from another; convergent cross mapping guides input selection.
Chuhan Lu, Yang Kong, Zhaoyong Guan
· Scientific Reports
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A quasi-supervised Mask R-CNN reidentifies Northern Hemisphere extratropical cyclones, finding 8.29% more cyclones than the traditional automatic method.
Sloan Coats, Jason E. Smerdon, Samantha L. Stevenson et al.
· Journal of Climate
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Machine learning identifies three-dimensional drought events in tree-ring reconstructions and CMIP simulations, suggesting models underestimate the range of future hydroclimate states.
Dr. Richard Hughes
· American Journal of Data Science and Analysis
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Review of big data and machine learning for climate change modeling using satellite, sensor and climate model data, covering challenges and outlook without new methods.
Kettunen, Aino, Rantala, Marko, Saaristo, Linnea et al.
· Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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Generic overview of AI-driven environmental simulation and climate pattern prediction; accuracy claims lack methodological detail, so significance is minimal.
Isabel Houghton, James David Wilson
· Journal of Geophysical Research Oceans
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Unsupervised clustering of Argo ocean temperature profiles detects El Niño events without geographic inputs, offering an alternative to SST-based ENSO indices.
Timothy W. Juliano, Zachary J. Lebo
· Atmospheric chemistry and physics
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Unsupervised clustering of 850-hPa circulation over the NE Pacific links synoptic regimes to marine boundary-layer cloud droplet properties and cloud radiative forcing.
Joshua Hartigan, Shev MacNamara, Lance M. Leslie
· Climate
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Uses linear regression and support vector regression to attribute and predict Canberra's seasonal precipitation and temperature from ENSO, SAM and IOD drivers, with SVR reaching r=0.737 for precipitation.
Doug McNeall, Jonny Williams, Richard Betts et al.
· Geoscientific model development
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A Gaussian process emulator with an augmented bias term corrects Amazon climate biases in a land-surface model and identifies plausible parameter values despite structural error.
Elizabeth A. Barnes, Benjamin Toms, James W. Hurrell et al.
· Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems
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A neural network trained to predict the year from climate model temperature and precipitation maps, with relevance visualization, reveals indicator patterns of forced climate change.
Lu Li, Wei Shangguan, Yi Deng et al.
· Journal of Hydrometeorology
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Random-forest-based Granger causal framework isolates soil moisture to precipitation feedback over the US and uses it to benchmark Earth system models for land-atmosphere coupling.
Marco Tedesco, Xavier Fettweis
· The cryosphere
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Artificial neural networks classify 500 hPa circulation patterns, showing the 2019 Greenland melt season was about five standard deviations anomalous in atmospheric persistence.
Applies linear, quadratic and Gaussian process regression to monthly greenhouse gas data to extrapolate temperature anomalies, with results said to resemble IPCC projections.
Sebastian Weichwald, Martin E Jakobsen, Phillip B Mogensen et al.
· Proceedings of the NeurIPS 2019 Competition and Demonstration Track, Proceedings of Machine Learning Research, 123:27-36, 2020 ( http://proceedings.mlr.press/v123/weichwald20a.html )
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Winning NeurIPS Causality 4 Climate algorithms combine linear methods for causal structure learning from Earth science time series, with open benchmark implementations.
Sebastian Sippel, Nicolai Meinshausen, Erich M. Fischer et al.
· Nature Climate Change
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Machine-learning-based detection indicates the climate change signal is identifiable from a single day of global weather; abstract unavailable, so classification is tentative.
Safieh Javadinejad, Rebwar Nasir Dara, Forough Jafary
· Resources Environment and Information Engineering
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Uses neural networks to identify heat waves in CMIP5 RCP8.5 projections for southern Iran, finding mostly decreasing frequency for 2040–2074; ML role is minor.
Maria Gabriela Louzada Malfatti, Lucas Massaroppe, Pedro Leite da Silva Dias
· preprint
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Partial directed coherence and a kernel nonlinear variant reveal linear and nonlinear causal links among ENSO, PDO, AMO and other teleconnection indices from 1950 to 2018.
Catharina Graafland, José M. Gutiérrez, Juan M. López et al.
· Sci Rep 10, 11484 (2020)
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Proposes Bayesian networks as a sparse, non-redundant alternative to correlation networks for building data-driven climate networks, illustrated on a global climate dataset.
Matthew K. Laffin, Charles Sutton Zender, Sameer Singh et al.
· preprint
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A machine-learning föhn detector trained on Antarctic weather stations finds föhn-driven melt strongest near Larsen C, with no significant increase over 1979-2018.
Duncan Watson-Parris, Samuel Sutherland, Matthew Christensen et al.
· arXiv
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Deep convolutional networks detect two anthropogenic aerosol-driven perturbations in satellite cloud imagery to assess their prevalence and climatic effects.
Chris Huntingford, Elizabeth S. Jeffers, Michael B. Bonsall et al.
· Environmental Research Letters
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Perspective arguing that machine learning should mine existing climate data and simulations for teleconnections and warnings, not only improve Earth system models.
J. Sakari Salonen, Mikko Korpela, John Warren Williams et al.
· Scientific Reports
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Tests boosted regression trees and neural networks for palaeoclimate reconstruction from fossil pollen, with a spatially blocked cross-validation scheme.
Tobias Gerken, Benjamin L. Ruddell, Rong Yu et al.
· npj Climate and Atmospheric Science
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Information-flow analysis of FLUXNET eddy-covariance sites with a neural network maps global land-atmosphere coupling, revealing hotspots and aridity dependence.
Ryan Lagerquist, Amy McGovern, David John Gagne
· Weather and Forecasting
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CNN with a novel probability-to-object step detects synoptic warm and cold fronts in reanalysis grids, achieving 0.73 probability of detection at 250 km.
Vyacheslav Lyubchich, A. N. Rhines, Samuel S. P. Shen
· Environmetrics
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Editorial introducing a special issue on statistics and machine learning for climate informatics, covering climate clustering, rainfall extremes and correlated extreme time series.
Markus Reichstein, Gustau Camps-Valls, Bjorn Stevens et al.
· Nature
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Nature review on deep learning for data-driven Earth system science, covering weather, climate and process understanding; abstract absent, judged from title and venue.
Dario A. Zappalà, Cristina Masoller, Marcelo Barreiro
· arXiv
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Hilbert phase analysis with temporal averaging reveals hidden periodicities in surface air temperature, linked to El Niño, and yields features for time-series classification.
Daisuke Matsuoka, Shiori Sugimoto, Y. E. Nakagawa et al.
· SOLA
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U-Net detects stationary fronts around Japan from multi-variable weather fields, reproducing seasonal front shapes on an untrained year except during typhoons.
Vahid Gholami, Javad Torkaman, Pejman Dalir
· Theoretical and Applied Climatology
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Uses an artificial neural network with tree-ring and earlywood vessel features to simulate precipitation time series; abstract unavailable, classification based on title only.
Uses unsupervised clustering to auto-label North American weather regimes in climate model output, then trains CNNs to re-identify them, reaching 90–94% accuracy.
Alex M. Haberlie, Walker S. Ashley
· International Journal of Climatology
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A CNN stratifies convection-permitting climate runs and finds too few quasi-linear convective systems in the Midwest, with future declines not spatially significant.
Danielle C. Verdon‐Kidd
· International Journal of Climatology
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Neural-network-based self-organizing map clustering of Indian Ocean SST reveals ten IOD patterns, showing pseudo-dipoles with distinct rainfall teleconnections over 130 years.
Grzegorz Muszyński, Karthik Kashinath, Kurlin et al.
· preprint
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Proposes combining manifold learning and persistent homology to detect and characterise weather and climate patterns in fluid and climate simulation data.
Richard Hyde, Ryan Hossaini, Amber Alexandra Leeson
· Geoscientific model development
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Applies density-based clustering to choose grid-cell model subsets for multi-model means of tropospheric ozone, improving agreement with satellite climatology in chemistry-climate models.
Shoji Hashimoto, Kazuki Nanko, Boris Ťupek et al.
· Jukuri (Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke))
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Boosted regression trees identify drivers of global soil organic carbon in observations and CMIP5 Earth system models, revealing key mismatches such as clay content and temperature.
Ignacio Lopez-Gomez, Zhong Yi Wan, Leonardo Zepeda-Núñez et al.
· Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
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Combining RCM dynamical downscaling with diffusion refinement lets large CMIP6 ensembles be downscaled cheaply, giving better uncertainty bounds than BCSD and smaller dynamical ensembles.
Ching-Yao Lai, Pedram Hassanzadeh, Aditi Sheshadri et al.
· Annual Review of Condensed Matter Physics
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Review of ML for climate physics and climate simulations, arguing physics knowledge and interpretability are essential in the small-data, non-stationary regime of long-term climate projection.
Jing Xu, Yuqing Wang, Chi Yang
· Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences
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ML-derived ventilation parameters in a simple dynamical model show deep-layer vertical wind shear dominates tropical cyclone weakening across basins during 1982–2021.
Hussein Bizimana, Abdüsselam Altunkaynak, Robert M. Kalin et al.
· Research Square
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Genetic-fuzzy GENOFIS model beats ANFIS and SVM for Kigali rainfall prediction using 1991–2023 gauge data, combined with downscaled climate-change scenarios.
Ming Sun, Lin Chen, Tim Li et al.
· Geophysical Research Letters
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A CNN with cosine-distance loss predicts equatorial Pacific SST zonal patterns up to 16 months ahead, outperforming dynamical models, with physically interpreted ENSO precursors.
Valeriy Shevchenko, Daria Taniushkina, Aleksander Lukashevich et al.
· arXiv
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Interpretable machine learning projects how climate change under emission scenarios will degrade agricultural land suitability across Central Eurasia, highlighting key climate drivers.
Kai Jeggle, Mikolaj Czerkawski, Federico Serva et al.
· NeurIPS 2023 Workshop: Tackling Climate Change with Machine Learning
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A CNN trained on SEVIRI satellite imagery and DARDAR lidar retrievals provides a geostationary observational constraint on cirrus and mixed-phase ice cloud microphysics.
Mikhail Mozikov, Ilya Makarov, Alexandr Bulkin et al.
· arXiv
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Physics-informed neural network uses climate projections and landscape features to map projected changes in intense rainfall, hail and strong-wind frequency for climate adaptation.
Stefano Materia, Lluís Palma García, Chiem van Straaten et al.
· arXiv
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Review of AI methods for predicting climate extremes such as heatwaves, droughts and heavy rain, covering hybrid AI-climate-model approaches, challenges and future perspectives.
Dan Fu, Ping Chang, Xue Liu
· Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems
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Transfer-learned CNN ensemble emulates seasonal tropical cyclone activity from large-scale fields, with skill on operational forecasts and projected global TC decline under warming.
A genetic-algorithm plus geographically weighted regression framework finds explicit terrain-precipitation equations that beat empirical models and support fine-scale precipitation downscaling under future climate.
Jalil Helali, Milad Nouri, Mehdi Mohammadi Ghaleni et al.
· Environmental Earth Sciences
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Machine learning models forecast precipitation from teleconnection indices across different precipitation regimes, an approach for seasonal-scale rainfall prediction.
Yang Liu, Jie Bai
· International Transactions on Electrical Energy Systems
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A stacking ensemble ML model projects heat and cold wave days in China to 2060, showing wind power output falls during heat waves and rises during cold waves.
MMST-ViT transformer predicts US county crop yields from satellite images and weather, capturing short-term weather and long-term climate change effects with three metrics improved.
Vinicius Schmidt Monego, Juliana Aparecida Anochi, Haroldo Fraga de Campos Velho
· Research Square
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Applies machine learning with uncertainty quantification to climate precipitation predictions over South America; the abstract is missing, so details are limited.
Sogol Moradian, Gregório Iglesias, Ciarán Broderick et al.
· Journal of Hydrology Regional Studies
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Combines machine learning and wavelet simulations with reweighting to bias-correct CMIP6 NEX-GDDP precipitation for Cork, projecting a decline to about 116–119 mm/month by 2076–2100.
Fuses random forest, KNN, extra trees and GBDT into a CMIP6 multimodel ensemble for Hanjiang Basin precipitation, reaching correlation 0.88 and Taylor skill 0.764.
Daniela Cisneros, Jordan Richards, Ashok Dahal et al.
· arXiv
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Graph convolutional networks with extended generalized Pareto distributions model monthly Australian wildfire spread, including extremes, for hazard assessment.
Christopher Wells, Lawrence Jackson, Amanda C. Maycock et al.
· Earth System Dynamics
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Decomposes pattern scaling errors from the MESMER emulator into scenario pattern and timeseries components, showing timeseries error is about 20% for high emissions but comparable to pattern error for low emissions.
Miguel Liu-Schiaffini, Clare E. Singer, Nikola Kovachki et al.
· arXiv
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Recurrent neural operator with conformal prediction forecasts tipping points, including a stratocumulus cloud cover climate tipping point, using physics-constraint deviations.
Random forest analysis of 2000–2020 global human-perceived heatwave risk using heat index shows rising high-risk areas and identifies aspect and land use as main drivers.
Nafsika Antoniadou, Hjalte Jomo Danielsen Sørup, Jonas Wied Pedersen et al.
· Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment
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Logistic regression matches machine learning for detecting extreme precipitation in Denmark from ERA5 predictors, with ROC AUC 0.86 versus 0.87 for the best ML model.
Adaptive recurrent graph networks infer historic snow accumulation from deep ice-layer thickness in airborne radar data, outperforming prior models in polar ice records.
Chace Ashcraft, Jennifer Sleeman, Caroline Tang et al.
· arXiv
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Neuro-symbolic encoder-decoder translates climate questions into programs to direct deep learning simulations of AMOC tipping, aiming at explainability.
Eugene Kharitonov, Oksana Zakharchuk, Lin Mei
· arXiv
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Machine learning on Berkeley Earth temperatures and World Bank GDP finds a significant relationship between average temperature and long-term GDP growth.
Yuan Tian, Yang Zhao, Seok‐Woo Son et al.
· Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
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An ensemble of 20 segmentation networks detects atmospheric rivers with 1.7–10.1% higher IoU; CMIP6 projections show AR-driven extreme precipitation rising under SSP5-8.5.
Md Hibjur Rahaman, Tamal Kanti Saha, Md Masroor et al.
· Modeling Earth Systems and Environment
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Non-parametric trend tests and machine learning models analyze and forecast meteorological variables in the Thoubal river watershed, India; the abstract is missing.
Claudia J. Stubenrauch, Giulio Mandorli, Elizabeth Lemaitre
· Atmospheric chemistry and physics
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Neural networks trained on A-Train radar-lidar data add cloud height, layering and rain intensity to tropical cloud systems, enabling convective organization analysis for model evaluation.
Subhashis Hazarika, Haruki Hirasawa, Sookyung Kim et al.
· arXiv
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Hybrid AI emulators of cloud-climate response, with an interactive visual tool, enable what-if testing of marine cloud brightening scenarios without costly Earth system runs.
Random forests combining natural and anthropogenic factors hindcast seasonal China temperature and precipitation with R² above 0.95, beating natural-only factors (0.86).
Sara Shamekh, Kara D. Lamb, Y. Huang et al.
· Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
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A neural-network precipitation parameterization fails at extremes unless informed by a novel sub-grid organization metric, which raises variance R² from about 0.4 to 0.95.
Sweta Rai, Alexis Hoffman, Soumendra Lahiri et al.
· environmeterics, April 2023
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A neural network estimates GEV extreme-value parameters for CCSM3 annual maximum temperatures about as accurately as maximum likelihood, with large computational speedups.
Tristan Ballard, Matthew Cooper, Chris Lowrie et al.
· arXiv
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An explainable ML wildfire model trained on 7 million satellite observations projects a 55% rise in fire exposure for forest carbon projects by 2080 under SSP2-4.5.
Adam Rupe, Karthik Kashinath, Nalini Kumar et al.
· arXiv
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Unsupervised local causal states detect hurricanes, atmospheric rivers and precipitation extremes in climate data, and track vortices in 2D turbulence.
Introduces an information-tracking calibrator that corrects error accumulation in decadal global land-surface temperature prediction, with predictions consistent with known teleconnections.
Transfer-learned deep networks estimate western North Pacific tropical cyclone size from infrared imagery, producing a 1981–2017 DeepTCSize record with R of 0.76–0.85.
Timothy B. Higgins, Aneesh C. Subramanian, Andre Graubner et al.
· Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems
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A deep learning atmospheric river tracker is applied to a high-resolution large-ensemble climate dataset and checked for consistency against established algorithms over the US West Coast.
Beyrem Jebri, Myriam Khodri
· Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems
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Particle filter with linear inverse model emulators of CMIP-class GCMs produces ensemble millennial temperature reconstructions and skillful one-year-ahead forecasts in a perfect-model test.
Machine learning examines basin-dependent tropical cyclone genesis environments and their projected future changes; the abstract is unavailable, so this is judged from the title.
Mariana C A Clare, Simon C Warder, Robert Neal et al.
· arXiv
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Unsupervised clustering of ERA5 wind patterns drives a few WRF runs, reproducing a year of wind farm power and wake predictions at under 2% of the compute.
Fa Li, Qing Zhu, W. J. Riley et al.
· Geoscientific model development
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Interpretable attention-based fire model for African and South American burned area reveals lagged climate-wetness controls and projects South American burned-area recovery under high emissions.
Chandrani Chatterjee, Joyjit Mandal, Saurabh Das
· International Journal of Climatology
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Random forest regionalizes India into seven lightning climatologies and predicts seasonal lightning density from CAPE and humidity, with R² of 0.81 in monsoon.
Victoria M. H. Deman, Akash Koppa, Willem Waegeman et al.
· Frontiers in Water
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Ridge, lasso, random forest and neural models forecast Horn of Africa long-rains precipitation; preselecting predictors on full data inflates skill, and honest tests fall below dynamical hindcasts.
Peishi Jiang, Xingyuan Chen, Justine Missik et al.
· Frontiers in Environmental Science
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A knowledge-guided LSTM encoding diel hysteresis and Birch effect outperforms Q10 models and CLM in dryland soil respiration (correlation 0.7 vs under 0.4).
Andrea Böhnisch, Elizaveta Felsche, Ralf Ludwig
· Environmental Research Letters
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Causal discovery identifies recurrent European heatwave tracks and their seasonality in a single-model large ensemble, enabling a new model evaluation approach for extremes.
Jordan Richards, Raphaël Huser, Emanuele Bevacqua et al.
· arXiv
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A hybrid statistical deep learning model links VPD and temperature to Mediterranean burnt area, projecting a 17.1% rise in expected August wildfire frequency under observed warming.
Roshani, Haroon Sajjad, Tamal Kanti Saha et al.
· Acta Geophysica
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Random forest forecasts and non-parametric trend tests for rainfall and temperature at one Indian tiger reserve; no abstract provided, so scope is limited to local station climate.
Liu Han, Yufang Jin A, Leslie M. Roche et al.
· Environmental Research Letters
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Gradient boosted trees link California rangeland productivity to climate variables and project regional changes in gross primary production under downscaled future climate.
Edward Butt, Luke Conibear, Callum Smith et al.
· Earth s Future
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Machine learning on climate and deforestation data attributes Amazon fire counts to deforestation, estimating a 42% rise in 2020 and 32% fewer fires under the Brazilian target.
Takuya Kurihana, James Franke, Ian Foster et al.
· arXiv
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Rotation-invariant autoencoder clusters 22 years of MODIS imagery into 42 AI-generated cloud classes (AICCA), revealing cloud-type trends linked to stratocumulus decline.
Marco Landt-Hayen, Peer Kröger, Martin Claus et al.
· arXiv
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Applies layer-wise relevance propagation to echo state networks, showing they detect ENSO from sea surface temperature anomalies and explaining the learned features.
Alvin M Igobwa, Jeremy Gachanja, Betsy Muriithi et al.
· Climatic Change
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Artificial neural networks and isolation forests on Kenyan station data predict drought and flood occurrences with 78-90% accuracy, supporting early warning.
Reshmi Ghosh, Michael Craig, H. Scott Matthews et al.
· Proceedings of the 38 th International Conference on Machine Learning, PMLR 139, 2021
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Machine and deep learning back-forecasting models reconstruct multidecadal US electricity demand records to separate temperature-driven natural variability from climate change effects.
Zakaria Elabid, Tanujit Chakraborty, Abdenour Hadid
· 2022 21st IEEE International Conference on Machine Learning and Applications (ICMLA)
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Knowledge-based deep learning trains on simulated and real data plus physics losses to forecast extreme events in chaotic systems, including El Niño SST and precipitation.
Mingfeng Huang, Qing Wang, Maofeng Liu et al.
· Scientific Reports
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Convection-permitting simulations with ML damage models project 128% higher typhoon losses for Southeast China under RCP8.5 warming, with 50-year losses up 20–170%.
Antonios Mamalakis, Elizabeth A. Barnes, Imme Ebert-Uphoff
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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Shows XAI attributions for a climate-signal network change substantially with the chosen baseline, using large-ensemble SSP3-7.0 simulations, so baseline choice must match the science question.
Fahim K Sufi, Edris Alam, Musleh Alsulami
· Sustainability
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Applies regression, clustering and CNN analysis to 28,713 Australian tropical cyclone records, identifying drivers of low central pressure and anomaly root causes.
Ming Fan, Dan Lu, Deeksha Rastogi et al.
· arXiv
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Bayesian neural network weights CMIP6 models per location and season, improving monthly US precipitation predictions over simple ensemble baselines with interpretable weights.
Xueying Zhang, Xu Dong, Jing Zeng et al.
· Journal of Climate
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Neural network reconstructs a monthly 0.05° Antarctic air temperature product from MODIS and 119 stations, with MAE 2.23 °C and better agreement with in situ data than ERA5.
Erkin Isaev, Mariiash Ermanova, Roy C. Sidle et al.
· Water
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Uses tree-ring chronologies and machine learning to reconstruct precipitation and temperature back to 1886, then ranks CORDEX models and bias-corrects them in the Tien Shan.
Aiendrila Dey, Debi Prasad Sahoo, Rohini Kumar et al.
· International Journal of Climatology
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ANN, random forest and SVM multimodel ensembles improve CMIP6 precipitation and temperature projections for an Indian river basin over simple averaging.
Uses regression, decision trees and deep networks to merge 16 CMIP6 models into a new ensemble; it outperforms single models (R=0.81 precipitation, 0.99 temperature) and projects 1.5 °C by 2024 under SSP5-8.5.
Kirsten J. Mayer, Elizabeth A. Barnes
· Geophysical Research Letters
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Neural networks quantify how warming alters midlatitude subseasonal skill from tropical precipitation in CESM2 large ensemble, linked to seasonal variability changes.
Tianle Yuan, Hua Song, Robert Wood et al.
· arXiv
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Deep learning on Sentinel-1 satellite imagery yields the first multi-year global ship-track climatology, showing 2020 fuel rules cut ship-track frequency to decades-low levels.
Nathan C. Dadap, Ale×ander R. Cobb, Alison May Hoyt et al.
· Environmental Research Letters
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Neural networks trained on SMAP soil moisture project Southeast Asian peat drying under RCP8.5, finding decreases about half as strong as recent El Niño droughts.
Felix Dahle, Julian Tanke, Bert Wouters et al.
· ISPRS annals of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences
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First deep-learning semantic segmentation of scanned 1940-2000 US Navy Antarctic Peninsula photos, reaching 74% accuracy on eight test images despite analog and scanning artifacts.
Peter Kuma, Frida A.‐M. Bender, Alex J. Schuddeboom et al.
· Atmospheric chemistry and physics
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Slide deck on machine learning classification of cloud types in satellite observations and climate models; no abstract or quantitative results provided.
Víctor Manuel Velasco Herrera, Raúl Martell‐Dubois, Willie Soon et al.
· Atmosphere
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Wavelet analysis and Bayesian ML project emergence windows for Atlantic hurricane categories 2–5, with category 5 storms expected between 2026 and 2031.
Julianna Carvalho Oliveira, Leonard Borchert, Eduardo Zorita et al.
· Frontiers in Climate
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Self-organizing maps link North Atlantic spring SST to summer jet-stream teleconnections, identifying windows of opportunity for seasonal European summer predictions with MPI-ESM hindcasts.
Dinu Maria Jose, Amala Mary Vincent, Gowdagere Siddaramaiah Dwarakish
· Scientific Reports
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Compares ML ensembling (RF, SVR, ETR, LSTM) of 34 GCMs for daily precipitation and temperature in an Indian basin; LSTM reaches R² of 0.9 for precipitation.
Zhigang Yao, HONG Jun, CUI Xing-dong et al.
· Journal of Tropical Meteorology
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Neural network retrieves stratospheric temperature from single-footprint AIRS sounder data, cutting error versus operational products and resolving gravity waves.
Builds a regression surrogate of outdoor thermal comfort from WRF climate simulations and a portfolio-based allocation method for urban cooling resources in Singapore.
Lu Zhou, Rong‐Hua Zhang
· Advances in Atmospheric Sciences
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Hybrid neural network combined with principal oscillation pattern analysis for ENSO prediction; the abstract is missing, so the classification relies on the title.
Andreas Holm Nielsen, Alexandros Iosifidis, Henrik Karstoft
· arXiv
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Deformable CNNs with transfer learning forecast North Atlantic-European weather regimes 1 to 15 days ahead, outperforming CNNs beyond 5-6 days lead time.
Antonios Mamalakis, Elizabeth A. Barnes, Imme Ebert-Uphoff
· 2022, Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems (AMS)
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Benchmarks XAI attribution methods on a CNN that counts atmospheric rivers in climate simulations, exposing fidelity issues such as gradient shattering and sign ambiguity.
Qifeng Qian, Xiaojing Jia, Yanluan Lin
· Earth s Future
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Uses a MaxEnt model on environmental variables to project a significant decline in future tropical cyclone genesis across CMIP6 SSP scenarios, with a nonlinear link to potential intensity.
Sun Yuanbin, Sadia Qamar, Zulfiqar Ali et al.
· Tellus A Dynamic Meteorology and Oceanography
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Proposes MMFSDI, a multi-model drought index built with forecastable component analysis and Gaussian mixtures over 23 CMIP6 models on the Tibetan Plateau, consistent with SPI.
Ming Fan, Dan Lu, Deeksha Rastogi et al.
· Journal of Machine Learning for Modeling and Computing
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A Bayesian neural network ensemble weights CMIP6 models by location and season, calibrating projections to observations with interpretable weights and uncertainty growing away from constrained periods.
Xavier‐Andoni Tibau, Christian Reimers, Andreas Gerhardus et al.
· Environmental Data Science
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A stochastic vector-autoregressive climate model generates gridded teleconnection benchmarks for causal discovery, plus a new grid-level causal method outperforming existing approaches by orders of magnitude.
Michael Peichl, Stephan Thober, Luis Samaniego et al.
· Hydrology and earth system sciences
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Random forests with monthly soil moisture and extreme-weather features predict German winter wheat yield anomalies, reaching test R-squared of about 0.70 and explaining 2003, 2014 and 2018 extremes.
Matt Amos, Ushnish Sengupta, Paul J. Young et al.
· preprint
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Uses a Bayesian neural network to fuse chemistry-climate model output with sparse satellite and sonde data, producing a continuous vertically resolved stratospheric ozone record with uncertainty.
Elizaveta Felsche, Ralf Ludwig
· Natural hazards and earth system sciences
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Applies neural networks and SHAP to predict European drought one month ahead from a 50-member regional climate large ensemble, with about 55–60% correct event classification.
Florian Schierhorn, Max Hofmann, Taras Gagalyuk et al.
· Climatic Change
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Machine learning links daily climate and weather extremes to Ukrainian winter wheat yields, explaining 54% of variability and identifying heat, frost and drought during grain filling as key losses.
Generalised additive and machine learning models link North Indian Ocean tropical cyclone activity to boreal summer intraseasonal oscillation; no abstract was available, so this rests on the title.
Rachel L. Atlas, Johannes Mohrmann, Joseph A. Finlon et al.
· Atmospheric measurement techniques
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UWILD random forest classifies ice versus liquid particles in Southern Ocean clouds from 2D-S probe images with 95% accuracy, beating two existing methods.
Jiayi Wang, Raymond K. W. Wong, Mikyoung Jun et al.
· Environmental Research Communications
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Neural network and random forest predict tropical Pacific rain type from MERRA-2 large-scale state, but neither beats a GLM and all miss extreme rates.
Bin Wang, Allan C. Spessa, Puyu Feng et al.
· 中国科学通报:英文版
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ML diagnostic model explains over 80% of monthly burnt-area variance in southeast Australian forests, showing extreme fire weather, linked to SAM and IOD, as the primary driver.
Chuyin Tian, Guohe Huang, Yanli Liu et al.
· Frontiers in Earth Science
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GRU recurrent network statistically downscales WRF/MPI-ESM-LR RCP8.5 output to project Metro Vancouver daily temperature extremes to 2100, with warming near 3°C.
Path-signature machine learning model using climate indices predicts El Niño NINO3.4 SST six months ahead with MSE of 0.596 and identifies North Pacific precursors.
Tong Li, Zhihong Jiang, Hervé Le Treut et al.
· Environmental Research Letters
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Random forest combines CMIP6 multi-model ensembles over China, projecting less warming and wetter conditions with better spatial skill than the arithmetic mean.
Elizabeth K. Carter, Dimitris A. Herrera, Scott Steinschneider
· Journal of Climate
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Interpretable machine learning ranks 24 predictive indices for March–September Midwest US S2S precipitation and links them to three moisture and circulation mechanisms.
부경대학교 지구환경시스템과학부 공간정보공학전공, Geunah Kim, Jonggu Kang et al.
· Journal of Climate Research
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A random forest trained on ERA5 variables reproduces a station-based heatwave index for South Korea (1979-2020) with MAE 0.365 and CC 0.873, and yields gridded maps.
AdaBoost models using early-stage vortex and environment features classify western North Pacific storms as weak or strong at genesis (about 75% accuracy) and estimate lifetime maximum intensity (R2 0.30).
Compares decision trees, deep learning, GLM, gradient boosting and random forests to forecast Almus Dam hydropower from GCM projections; gradient boosting best with r=0.717.
Jorge Baño‐Medina, Rodrigo Manzanas, José Manuel Gutiérrez
· Climate Dynamics
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Assesses whether deep CNN downscaling of GCM projections over Europe yields plausible end-of-century changes, finding smaller departures from raw GCM signals than GLMs.
Christoph Böhm, Jan H. Schween, Mark Reyers et al.
· Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology
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A neural network on MODIS brightness temperatures detects Atacama Desert fog better than a cloud-height method (Heidke skill 0.56 vs 0.49), enabling a fog frequency climatology.
Random forests show that climate sensitivity and aerosol forcing scaling dominate parametric uncertainty in 2020-2150 sea-level risk, with thermal expansion driving near-term hazards.
Neural network emulates shortwave radiative fluxes trained on ERA5 to diagnose Arctic albedo, water vapour and cloud feedbacks, capturing albedo nonlinearity that linear kernels miss.
Vitaly Kholodovsky, Xin‐Zhong Liang
· Advances in statistical climatology, meteorology and oceanography
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Spatio-temporal threshold clustering uses pattern recognition and clustering to define consistent extreme precipitation episodes over the contiguous US from gauge data.
Information-flow causality links sunspot numbers to El Niño Modoki, and a causal deep learning model reproduces events 12 years ahead, according to the authors.
Laiyin Zhu, Pascual Aguilera
· Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
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Random forest over a 99-year climatology identifies drivers of tropical cyclone precipitation in eastern Mexico, with distance to track the strongest predictor for events.
Steven John Burian, Carlos Anthony Oroza, J. Marshall Shepherd et al.
· preprint
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Random forest and MARS models link TRMM, GPM and GLDAS hydro-climate drivers to Pakistani wheat yield, identifying six phenological phases with strong responses.
Abby Stevens, Rebecca M. Willett, Antonios Mamalakis et al.
· Journal of Climate
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Graph-guided regularized regression on Pacific sea surface temperatures improves seasonal winter precipitation prediction in the southwestern US over benchmark regularizers and teleconnection models.
María J. Molina, David John Gagne, Andreas Franz Prein
· preprint
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A CNN trained on current-climate storms skillfully classifies strongly rotating, potentially severe convection in end-of-century climate simulations, generalizing to future conditions.
Damien Beillouin, Bernhard Schauberger, Ana Bastos et al.
· Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences
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Machine learning models explain up to 65% of historical crop yield anomalies in 17 European countries, linking 2018 extreme temperature and rainfall to losses.
Benedikt Knüsel, Christoph Baumberger
· Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A
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Philosophical framework arguing data-driven machine learning climate models can provide scientific understanding, illustrated with an atmospheric research case study.
Julian Hernandez, Óscar J. Mesa, Upmanu Lall
· Weather and Forecasting
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Nonhomogeneous hidden Markov model identifies five ENSO regimes from 1856 to 2019 and gives out-of-sample probabilistic Niño forecasts comparable to existing models.
Rong Fei, Jing Xin Xu, Yuqing Wang et al.
· Monthly Weather Review
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XGBoost and statistical analysis of ERA-Interim identify relative intensity, sea-surface temperature drop and wind shear as dominant drivers of western North Pacific typhoon weakening.
Nishant Yadav, Sai Ravela, Auroop R. Ganguly
· arXiv
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Gaussian process parameter estimation for the Lorenz-96 climate benchmark outperforms deep learning and linear regression under small-data constraints, with uncertainty quantification.
Yongtao Wang, Jian Liu, Rong Li et al.
· Alexandria Engineering Journal
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Combines artificial bee colony optimization with a backpropagation network to forecast basin precipitation from 17 stations over two decades, linked to wavelet periodicity and drought/flood years.
Ajay Kalra
· Digital Scholarship - UNLV (University of Nevada Reno)
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Support vector machines use Pacific and Atlantic oscillation indices to extend precipitation and streamflow forecast lead times in the Colorado River Basin, with KNN for finer precipitation resolution.
Abdelhafid El Alaoui El Fels, Mohamed El Mehdi Saidi, Assma Bouiji et al.
· Journal of Water and Climate Change
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Uses principal component analysis and artificial neural networks on 47 years of station data to regionalize rainfall and map extreme precipitation in western Morocco.
Konstantinos Vantas, Epaminondas G. Sidiropoulos, Athanasios G. Loukas
· Water
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Spatial quantile regression forests map rainfall erosivity in Greece using RCM projections to 2100, with regional climate models validated against gauges.
Piyush Jain, Sean C P Coogan, Sriram Ganapathi Subramanian et al.
· Environmental Reviews. 28(4): 478-505, 2020
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Scoping review of 298 studies applying machine learning across wildfire science, including fire weather and climate change, and identifying gaps for deep learning.
Raphael Shirley, Edward Pope, Myles Bartlett et al.
· arXiv
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Bayesian generative models relate US maize yield to monthly temperature and precipitation, projecting a 2°C warming to reduce yield by 8% and triple its variance.
Kai‐Chih Tseng, Elizabeth A. Barnes, Eric Daniel Maloney
· Journal of Climate
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Logistic regression with linear baroclinic model simulations shows the past 15 days of MJO activity improve midlatitude circulation predictability beyond 15 days ahead.
An unsupervised neural network finds hierarchical trade-wind cloud organization regimes in 10,000 GOES-16 images, linking regimes to radiative properties for climate model evaluation.
Warren Davis, Kevin A. Reed, Timothy M. Shead et al.
· OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information)
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Integrated machine learning is proposed for detecting tropical cyclones in advanced climate models; no abstract is provided, so the method is not verifiable.
Dario Lucente, Stefan Duffner, Corentin Herbert et al.
· Climate Informatics, Oct 2019, Paris, France
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Committor functions are shown to quantify intrinsic predictability of ENSO events in the Jin-Timmerman model, and neural-network inference of committors from data is compared to direct estimation.
Adam Rupe, Karthik Kashinath, Nalini Kumar et al.
· arXiv
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Physics-based unsupervised representation learning segments extreme weather structures in CAM5.1 water vapor climate model output, a route to identifying events without labels.
Federico Grazzini, George C. Craig, Christian Keil et al.
· Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society
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Classifies 887 northern Italian extreme precipitation events into three dynamical classes using K-means and random forests, with integrated water vapour transport as key predictor.
Michael S. Fischer, Brian H. Tang, Kristen L. Corbosiero
· Monthly Weather Review
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K-means clustering of upper-tropospheric troughs shows rapid intensification is more likely with shorter-wavelength troughs and cutoff lows 500–1000 km southwest of the storm.
K. Vinoth Kumar, V. P. Singh, Thendiyath Roshni
· Journal of Water and Climate Change
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Feed-forward and wavelet neural networks statistically downscale GCM predictors to Bagmati basin precipitation, projecting 2014–2036 decreases at the study sites.
Stephan Rasp, Hauke Schulz, Sandrine Bony et al.
· Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society
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Crowd-labelled about 50,000 shallow cloud clusters in satellite images to train deep learning that maps four organization patterns and builds global climatologies.
K. Schlef, Hamid Moradkhani, Upmanu Lall
· Scientific Reports
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Self-organizing maps applied to reanalysis identify four circulation pattern types behind extreme US floods, including tropical moisture exports and tropical cyclones.
Elisabeth Vogel, Markus G. Donat, Lisa V. Alexander et al.
· Environmental Research Letters
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Uses machine learning on sub-national yield data to show climate extremes explain 18-43% of yield-anomaly variance, with temperature extremes dominating global crop losses.
James O'Neil Knighton, Geoff Pleiss, Elizabeth K. Carter et al.
· Journal of Hydrometeorology
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Archetypal analysis plus a 2D CNN predicts eastern US regional precipitation and discharge extremes from synoptic-scale fields, with the most reliable skill from 300 hPa geopotential height.
Benjamin A. Toms, Karthik Kashinath, Prabhat et al.
· arXiv
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Tests backward optimization and layerwise relevance propagation on a neural network for the Madden-Julian Oscillation, recovering known spatial structure and suggesting seasonality shifts.
Andrew Huang, Ben Vega‐Westhoff, Ryan L. Sriver
· Earth and Space Science
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Compares LSTM and linear regression for ENSO prediction from 1 to 11-month leads, finding LSTM matches LR on monthly data and gains skill with daily SST at longer leads.
Martin Jung, Sujan Koirala, Ulrich Weber et al.
· arXiv
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Machine learning merges FLUXNET eddy-covariance towers with remote sensing and meteorological data into a 147-product global land-atmosphere energy flux database with uncertainties.
Paul A. O'Gorman, John G. Dwyer
· Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems, 10, 2548-2563, 2018
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A random forest moist convection parameterization trained on high-resolution output runs stably in a GCM, capturing precipitation extremes and climate change when trained on warm-climate samples.
Framework learns ice storm occurrence from atmospheric variables with weak labels, evaluated on reanalysis and GCM data under future climate scenarios.
Peter D. Nooteboom, Qing Yi Feng, Cristóbal López et al.
· Earth System Dynamics 9, 969-983 (2018)
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Hybrid ARIMA and neural network using climate-network topological features extends El Niño prediction to a 12-month lead, matching CFSv2 skill up to six months.
ContrailMod, a CNN applied to Himawari-8 imagery, outperforms a conventional contrail detection algorithm and is used to evaluate potential contrail coverage from ERA-Interim over South China.