Prediction and detection of extremes: tropical cyclones, heatwaves, heavy rain, severe convection, hail, tornadoes, fire weather, atmospheric rivers, cold spells.
Ferran Alet, Tom R. Andersson, Ilan Price et al.
· Nature
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Operational AI ensemble WeatherNext Cyclones predicts tropical cyclone track, intensity and size to 15 days, gaining about 1 day of lead time over leading operational models.
Ferran Alet, Tom R. Andersson, Ilan Price et al.
· Nature
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Operational AI ensemble WeatherNext Cyclones predicts tropical cyclone track, intensity and size to 15 days, gaining about 1 day of lead time over leading operational models.
Leonardo Olivetti, Gabriele Messori
· Geoscientific Model Development
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Comparison of Pangu-Weather, GraphCast and IFS HRES finds data-driven models mostly beat IFS on global RMSE for 1-10 day forecasts and compete on temperature and wind extremes.
Olivier C. Pasche, Jonathan Wider, Zhongwei Zhang et al.
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems 4(1), e240033 (2025)
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Compares GraphCast, Pangu-Weather, FourCastNet and HRES on three extreme events, finding ML models weaker on heatwave aggregates but better on a winter storm.
Leonardo Olivetti, Gabriele Messori
· Geoscientific Model Development
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Reviews deep learning medium-range forecasts and shows leading models struggle with extremes, proposing a workflow for extreme-event forecasting models.
Andrew J. Charlton-Perez, Helen F. Dacre, Simon Driscoll et al.
· npj Climate and Atmospheric Science
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Case study of Storm Ciarán finds FourCastNet, Pangu, and GraphCast capture synoptic structure but underestimate peak winds and miss fine warning-relevant features.
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.
Graph Transformer exploits an emergent graph among geospatial points to improve six-hourly hurricane trajectory prediction on HURDAT over a standard Transformer baseline.
Xiaohui Zhong, Lei Chen, Jun Liu et al.
· Science China Earth Sciences
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A denoising diffusion model restores fine-scale detail in FuXi 5-day forecasts, improving extreme precipitation and wind over HRES, but not TC intensity.
Jonathan Coney, Leif Denby, Andrew N Ross et al.
· Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society
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A deep-learning segmentation model with transfer learning from synthetic fields detects and characterises trapped lee waves hazardous to aviation, faster than spectral methods.
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.
Pritthijit Nath, Pancham Shukla, Shuai Wang et al.
· arXiv
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Cascaded diffusion models forecast tropical cyclone tracks and precipitation up to 36 hours from satellite and atmospheric data, running in 30 minutes on a single GPU.
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.
Shouwei Gao, Meiyan Gao, Yuepeng Li et al.
· arXiv
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Hybrid ARIMA, K-means and autoencoder method generates synthetic North Atlantic tropical cyclone tracks and intensities from HURDAT2 for risk assessment.
Bryan Shaddy, Deep Ray, Angel Farguell et al.
· arXiv
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A conditional Wasserstein GAN trained on WRF-SFIRE simulations infers wildfire arrival times from satellite detections, achieving a 0.81 Sorensen coefficient for fire perimeters.
Sarita Byagar, Araddhana Arvind Deshmukh, Kirti Wanjale et al.
· International Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications in Engineering
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LSTM predicts local heatwave occurrence from historical temperature, humidity and wind data, outperforming traditional statistical models in accuracy and F1.
Sahar Farmanifard, Ali Asghar Alesheikh, Mohammad Sharif et al.
· Journal of Geospatial Information Technology
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An LSTM with wind speed and storm direction context predicts North Atlantic tropical cyclone tracks at 3 to 12 hours, cutting path error by a reported 1.9 to 4.5 km.
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.
Biao Tong, Jiyang Fu, Yaxue Deng et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Vision Transformer and CNN regressors estimate tropical cyclone intensity from satellite cloud images, and a fused two-stage strategy gives the best accuracy.
Gourav Suthar, Saurabh Singh, Nivedita Kaul et al.
· Remote Sensing Applications Society and Environment
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Machine learning predicts maximum air temperature to define heatwaves in Rajasthan and Karnataka, India; the abstract is unavailable, so details are from the title only.
Review surveys deep learning for extreme weather, covering thunderstorms, precipitation, droughts, heatwaves, cold waves and tropical cyclones, and discusses open limitations.
Yuan‐Chien Lin, Shan-Non Feng, Chun-Yeh Lai et al.
· Ecological Informatics
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Deep learning is applied to predict sea-surface temperature variability and tropical cyclone patterns linked to coral bleaching; classified from the title only, as the abstract is missing.
V.S. Samy, Veena Thenkanidiyoor
· Journal of Intelligent & Fuzzy Systems
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LSTM-based blizzard prediction on Antarctic polar station data; reported accuracies of 49.6% and 55.2% are low and the evaluation is weakly documented.
Raj Kumari, R Mahaveerakannan
· Remote Sensing in Earth Systems Sciences
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Proposes MPM-Net, combining dehazing and ensemble learning to forecast Indian heatwave and cold wave events; the abstract is missing, so details are limited.
Changjiang Zhang, Liu Zhang, Leiming Ma et al.
· International Journal of Remote Sensing
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WEY-TCNet combines wavelet fusion and YOLOX with channel attention to detect tropical cyclones in Fengyun-2D infrared images, reaching 91.5% mAP versus 86.7% baseline.
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.
Léo Vinour, Swen Jullien, Alexis Aurelien Mouche
· Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences
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Surface wind asymmetry descriptors from 1-km tropical cyclone simulations, classified by machine learning, improve intensification prediction skill by 11% to about 75%.
George Miloshevich, Dario Lucente, Pascal Yiou et al.
· arXiv
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An analog-based stochastic weather generator emulates prolonged European heatwaves and extends return-time estimates, though a CNN predicts better with long training data.
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.
Wei Zhong, Deyuan Zhang, Yuan Sun et al.
· Remote Sensing
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CatBoost model estimates western North Pacific tropical cyclone intensity from FY-2 cloud-top brightness temperatures, achieving 3.74 m/s RMSE and beating prior CNN approaches.
Daniel Galea, Julian Martin Kunkel, Bryan Lawrence
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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Lightweight deep learning detects tropical cyclone presence during simulations for online data reduction, reaching 92% recall on held-out ERA-Interim years.
Benjamin R. Scarino, Kyle F. Itterly, Kristopher M. Bedka et al.
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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A deep neural network combining GOES cloud-top satellite data with reanalysis parameters estimates severe hail likelihood, reaching CSI 0.511 against radar MESH.
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.
Spyros Kondylatos, Ioannis Prapas, Gustau Camps-Valls et al.
· arXiv
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Mesogeos is a 1 km daily Mediterranean wildfire datacube with meteorology and ignition records, plus ML tracks for danger forecasting and burned-area estimation.
Helena Liz-López, Javier Huertas-Tato, Jorge Pérez-Aracil et al.
· arXiv
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Wildfire Assessment Model uses a self-supervised CNN on atmospheric and greenness variables to estimate resources and burned area in Spain, improving baselines by up to 21%.
Gabriele Accarino, Davide Donno, Francesco Immorlano et al.
· arXiv
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An ensemble of ML models trained on ERA5 jointly classifies and localizes tropical cyclone centres, detecting lower categories than those in training with improved localization over single models.
John S. Schreck, William Petzke, Pedro A. Jimenez et al.
· Remote Sensing
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ML models using VIIRS retrievals and HRRR variables estimate dead fuel moisture content over CONUS, outperforming climatology by 24% in hourly RMSE and beating MODIS-based models.
Iyan E. Mulia, Naonori Ueda, Takemasa Miyoshi et al.
· Scientific Reports
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A GAN converts parametric typhoon wind and pressure fields into NWP-like forcing, giving storm surge accuracy comparable to NWP and better than parametric models.
Caili Zhong, Sibo Lucas Cheng, Matthew R. Kasoar et al.
· Natural hazards and earth system sciences
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Latent-space digital twin of JULES-INFERNO for global wildfire prediction, with latent data assimilation, running 500 times faster than the original model.
Andrew Bolt, Conrad Sanderson, Joel Janek Dabrowski et al.
· Procedia Computer Science, Vol. 222, pp. 367-376, 2023
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Neural emulator estimates wildfire spread likelihood under perturbed weather forecasts, matching SPARK fire boundaries (Jaccard 67.4%) about ten times faster than ensembles.
Chong Wang, Xiaofeng Li
· Atmospheric and Oceanic Science Letters
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Review of deep learning methods for extracting tropical cyclone intensity and wind radius from satellite infrared imagery, with an outlook on future directions.
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.
Rotation-equivariant convolution combined with a Transformer estimates tropical cyclone intensity from multi-platform satellite and environmental data, with RMSE of 8.19 kt.
Trey McNeely, Pavel Khokhlov, Niccolò Dalmasso et al.
· Weather and Forecasting
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Probabilistic structural forecasts simulate geostationary IR radial profiles with PixelSNAIL and feed a CNN, giving intensity errors near NHC official forecasts.
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.
Fan Meng, Yichen Yao, Zhibin Wang et al.
· Environmental Research Letters
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Machine learning gives probabilistic tropical cyclone intensity forecasts with intervals, and its point forecasts outperform an operational statistical-dynamical model over 2010–2020.
Rikhi Bose, Adam L. Pintar, Emil Simiu
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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Coupled machine learning trajectory and intensity models generate synthetic Atlantic hurricane tracks and winds consistent with HURDAT2 historical records.
Devdatta K. Mokashi, Vidula Sohoni
· International Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications in Engineering
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A spiking neural network downscales coarse precipitation to map meteorological drought (SPI) in Osmanabad, India; reported efficiency is claimed without rigorous benchmarking.
Mamatha N. P., Mohmad Umair Bagali, N Thangadurai
· International Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications in Engineering
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Neural network applied to MOSDAC satellite imagery for cyclone identification and monitoring, reported only qualitatively without a quantitative benchmark.
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.
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.
Xiaotian Pan, Xiang Wang, Chengwu Zhao et al.
· Frontiers in Marine Science
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Transfer-learning framework predicts unbalanced severe typhoon formation from atmosphere and ocean variables, outperforming ECMWF IFS and prior ML methods across three regions.
Johannes Jakubik, Michal Muszynski, Michael Vössing et al.
· arXiv
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Pre-training on a suitable pretask improves U-Net generalization for segmenting unseen natural hazards from satellite imagery across regions without target labels.
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.
J. Mandel, J. Hirschi, A. K. Kochanski et al.
· https://www.ugn.cas.cz/event/2023/sna pp. 52-55
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Builds a recurrent neural network fuel moisture model for WRF-SFIRE, initialized as a numerical ODE solver and trained on RAWS sensor and RTMA weather data to improve fire-weather inputs.
Ensemble of 20 deep learning models combining satellite images and environmental predictors yields higher rapid-intensification detection than operational forecasts for western Pacific tropical cyclones.
Isabell Stucke, Deborah Morgenstern, Thorsten Simon et al.
· arXiv
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Random forests linking direct upward lightning tower measurements to reanalysis meteorology identify drivers of lightning risk at wind turbines, with skill on independent data across Germany.
Kyoung-Min Kim, Donghyuck Yoon, Dong‐Hyun Cha et al.
· Asia-Pacific Journal of Atmospheric Sciences
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Machine learning combined with WRF improves western North Pacific tropical cyclone track simulation; the abstract is unavailable, so the gain is unquantified.
Bijoychandra S. Takhellambam, Puneet Srivastava, Jasmeet Lamba et al.
· SSRN Electronic Journal
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Artificial neural networks project future rainfall intensity-duration-frequency curves under climate change; the abstract is missing, so results are limited.
Fan Meng, Kun‐Lin Yang, Yichen Yao et al.
· International Journal of Intelligent Systems
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PTCIF gives probabilistic 6-24 h tropical cyclone intensity forecasts from multimodal data, with prediction intervals comparable to forecast centres on deterministic scores.
Daisuke Matsuoka, Steve Easterbrook
· Environmental Data Science
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Neural style transfer makes simulated cloud images resemble satellite data, raising tropical cyclone precursor classification performance by 40–90% at 3–7 days lead.
Sushant Kumar, Anumeha Dube, Raghavendra Ashrit et al.
· Pure and Applied Geophysics
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Applies machine learning to improve tropical cyclone intensity forecasts from the NCMRWF ensemble prediction system; abstract not provided, so results are unknown.
Mohamad Hakam Shams Eddin, Ribana Roscher, Juergen Gall
· in IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, vol. 61, pp. 1-18, 2023, Art no. 4703018
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A 2D/3D CNN with location-aware adaptive normalization improves wildfire danger forecasting on the FireCube dataset over baselines, with the performance gain reported but not quantified in the abstract.
Eleonora Vitanza, Giovanna Maria Dimitri, Chiara Mocenni
· arXiv
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Affinity Propagation clustering on a 2009-2021 Sicilian rainfall dataset identifies extreme rain events, including anomalous recent events near Catania.
Guangning Xu, Yan Li, Chi Ma et al.
· Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence
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Graph convolutional network estimates tropical cyclone intensity from satellite imagery; the abstract is missing, so details are inferred from the title.
A deep learning model forecasts tropical cyclone formation up to 60 hours ahead from ERA5 and IBTrACS, reaching 86.9% to 92.9% accuracy across six ocean basins.
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.
Dongfang Ma, Lingjie Wang, Sunke Fang et al.
· Environmental Research Letters
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Pre_3D fuses tropical cyclone intensity series with environmental factors via separate sub-networks, beating official agency 24-hour intensity forecasts by over 15%.
Wei Tian, Xinxin Zhou, Xianhua Niu et al.
· IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
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Lightweight multitask CNN estimates tropical cyclone intensity and size from satellite data, with intensity RMSE of 8.40 kt, 33.5% below the ADT baseline.
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.
Joel Janek Dabrowski, Daniel Edward Pagendam, James Hilton et al.
· arXiv
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Bayesian physics-informed neural networks model wildfire fronts under changing wind, adding data assimilation and uncertainty quantification to level-set fire spread.
Nikita O. Dorodnykh, Olga Anatolievna Nikolaychuk, Julia Pestova et al.
· Вычислительные технологии
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Case-based expert system predicts forest fire risk in the Irkutsk region from 2017–2020 fire records, weather and remote sensing data, with a web-service prototype.
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.
Hela Hammami, Julie Carreau, Luc Neppel et al.
· Water
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Compares GEV models with GLM or neural network spatial interpolation of extreme Mediterranean precipitation parameters, with the ANN hidden-unit complexity key to performance.
Reviews 2021 extreme events and barriers to deploying ML models on Earth observation imagery for disaster damage detection, highlighting InSAR as a tool.
Chong Wang, Xiaofeng Li
· Monthly Weather Review
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Deep learning estimates 34, 50 and 64-kt tropical cyclone wind radii in four quadrants from geostationary IR images, cutting errors 12-36% over prior methods.
Amir AghaKouchak, Baoxiang Pan, Omid Mazdiyasni et al.
· Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A Mathematical Physical and Engineering Sciences
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Review argues for bottom-up AI and hybrid physical-statistical drought forecasting, prioritising robustness and uncertainty stability over event-based verification.
Scattering-transform features with channel attention from multi-band satellite imagery estimate tropical cyclone intensity and predict lightning occurrence.
Gregor Ehrensperger, Thorsten Simon, Georg J. Mayr et al.
· arXiv
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A deep network on ERA5 vertical profiles identifies lightning-favourable atmosphere better than expert features, with SHAP pointing to cloud ice and snow content.
Shoobhangi Tyagi, Xiang Zhang, Dharmendra Saraswat et al.
· Earth s Future
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Review of flash drought concept and the potential of machine learning and deep learning for monitoring and subseasonal-to-seasonal prediction of rapid drought onset.
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.
Wei Fang, Wenhe Lu, Jiaxin Li et al.
· Atmosphere
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A ConvGRU with CBAM attention and a Deep&Cross CNN fusion forecasts tropical cyclone tracks from CMA and ERA-Interim data, outperforming prior deep learning baselines.
Distributed online learning across ten western US locations predicts wildfire grid maps one to four weeks ahead from remote sensing data, handling incomplete observations.
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.
Hung Ming Cheung, Chang-Hoi Ho, Minhee Chang
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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Hybrid CNN-RNN-MLP network post-processes GEFS western North Pacific tropical cyclone tracks at 2–6 day leads, reducing track error and correcting speed and direction bias.
Guanbo Zhou, Xiang Fang, Qifeng Qian et al.
· Frontiers in Earth Science
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Deep learning on Himawari-8 and FY-4 imagery identifies typhoon vortices (88.6% accuracy above strong tropical storm grade) and estimates intensity with 3.8 m/s MAE.
Emir Sahin, Juliana Caulkins, Leya Joykutty
· Journal of Student Research
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A CNN ensemble (PRIME) predicts tropical cyclone rapid intensification from MIMIC-TC microwave imagery, but overfits and reaches only about 30% correct No-RI classifications.
Spyros Kondylatos, Ioannis Prapas, Michele Ronco et al.
· Geophysical Research Letters
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Deep learning predicts next-day wildfire danger in the Eastern Mediterranean, beating the Fire Weather Index, with explainable AI attributing importance to wetness variables.
Ivan Lukyanenko, Mikhail Mozikov, Yury Maximov et al.
· arXiv
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Combines convolutional and recurrent layers to classify hail-favourable atmospheric profiles and forecast changes in hail frequency over coming decades.
Spatio-temporal neural network predicts Palmer Drought Severity Index across regions, reaching R² 0.90 versus 0.85 for gradient boosting, and projects drought under climate scenarios.
Saul G. Ramirez, Riley Chad Hales, Gustavious Paul Williams et al.
· Environmental Modelling & Software
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Neural network regression extends the global PDSI drought index from GLDAS data, achieving RMSE below 1 over 99.5% of the globe and providing an updated dataset.
U-ConvLSTM wildfire prediction using environmental and meteorological data reaches over 97% accuracy and predicts 2018 California fires 5-14 days ahead, versus about 76% for CNNs.
Partially-interpretable neural networks for extreme quantile regression of U.S. wildfire risk, plus a point-process extreme value model avoiding finite lower-endpoint issues.
Machine learning trajectory and intensity models trained on HURDAT2 generate synthetic Atlantic hurricanes whose landfall locations and wind speeds match historical records.
A CNN-LSTM hybrid (C-LSTM) predicts South China Sea typhoon tracks using Granger-selected meteorological features, showing smaller errors than a plain LSTM.
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.
Nagu Malothu, Varre Venkata Kanaka Durga Vara Prasad, Battula Tirumala Krishna
· Acta Geophysica
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Detects tropical cyclones in South Pacific and Atlantic coastal imagery by combining optical flow estimation with a ResNet deep learning classifier. Abstract unavailable.
Aaron J. Hill, Russ S. Schumacher, Israel Jirak
· Weather and Forecasting
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Random forests trained on GEFS reforecasts and severe weather reports give probabilistic US severe-weather forecasts for days 4-8, comparable to SPC outlooks at days 4-5.
Jake Lever, Rossella Arcucci
· Journal of Computational Social Science
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Combines Twitter sentiment with Global Fire Atlas satellite data to predict wildfire attributes, treating social media as a human-sensor for wildfire nowcasting.
Peter AG Watson
· Env. Res. Lett., 17 (2022), 111004
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Position review arguing ML weather and climate studies must evaluate and improve performance on rare, high-return-period extremes, which remain poorly assessed.
Gangya Zhu, Qinglan Li, Wei Dong Zhao et al.
· Frontiers in Earth Science
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Bayesian-optimised gradient boosted trees predict western North Pacific tropical cyclone intensity change at 12–72 h, beating linear regression by 4–8% in R².
Md. Jalal Uddin, Yubin Li, Md. Abdus Sattar et al.
· Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
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Cluster-wise typhoon rainfall model combines SVM, RF, AdaBoost, CNN and LSTM with grid-search tuning, claiming 45–90% forecast efficiency gains for 1–6 h lead times.
Zhen Wang, Jun Zhao, Hong Huang et al.
· Frontiers in Earth Science
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Reviews machine learning methods for tropical cyclone forecasting using satellite, radar and surface predictors, and discusses challenges for interpretability and precision.
Rikhi Bose, Adam L. Pintar, Emil Simiu
· Neural Computing and Applications
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LSTM recurrent networks give real-time predictions of hurricane evolution; no abstract was provided, so quantitative skill and data details are unknown.
K.Sandhya Rani, Kandi Archana, Teegulla Sreenath et al.
· International Journal of Engineering Technology and Management Sciences
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Compares SVM, Naive Bayes and pretrained AlexNet on satellite images to flag areas likely hit by hurricanes; methods are standard and evaluation is thin.
Ignacio Lopez-Gomez, Amy McGovern, Shreya Agrawal et al.
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems (2023)
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Convolutional neural weather models trained with extreme-focused losses improve global heatwave forecasts 1 to 28 days ahead, beating persistence and ECMWF S2S after two weeks.
Pingping Dong, Jie Lian, Hui Yu et al.
· Weather and Forecasting
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A ConvLSTM encoder-decoder with spatial attention forecasts 24 h western North Pacific tropical cyclone tracks from satellite images, about 30 km better than ECMWF-HRES and GFS.
Sarah M. Griffin, Anthony Wimmers, Christopher S. Velden
· Weather and Forecasting
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I-RI CNN uses satellite imagery and scalar features to predict tropical cyclone rapid intensification, beating operational guidance at 12- and 24-h leads in the Atlantic.
Tong Zhang, Jie Liu, Jianlong Wang
· Geocarto International
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Graph convolutional network with learned spatio-temporal affinities and a class-imbalance loss predicts rare rainstorms better than competing methods on two datasets.
Xiaoyan Xu, Min Shao, Pulong Chen et al.
· Atmosphere
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Simplified VGG-16 CNN predicts tropical cyclone intensity from reanalysis predictors, outperforming LeNet-5 and AlexNet; SST, 500 hPa temperature and vertical wind shear are the top drivers.
Physics-informed neural network estimates 3D boundary-layer winds of extratropical cyclones over eastern North America, coupled with a synthetic track database for wind risk.
Jang Hyun Sung, Seung Beom Seo, Young Ryu
· Sustainability
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Deep learning model using drought indices, humidity and wind projects South Korean summer forest-fire occurrence to rise, with July up 15% by 2071-2100 under SSPs.
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.
Fan Meng, Danya Xu, Tao Song
· Future Generation Computer Systems
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Neural network system with time-frequency decomposition forecasts tropical cyclone wave height in real time; the abstract is missing, so the classification relies on the title.
Yan Yu, Jiafu Mao, Stan D. Wullschleger et al.
· Nature Communications
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Uses a machine learning framework to observationally constrain 13 CMIP6 Earth system models, projecting higher socioeconomic wildfire exposure in Africa despite lower fire carbon emissions.
Yamin Hu, CHEN Yun-zhu, HE Jian et al.
· Journal of Tropical Meteorology
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Predicts annual tropical cyclone frequency for Guangdong from winter precursors using LSTM-FC, which achieves lower error than MLR and GPR for 2010–2019.
Trains an LSTM on COAMPS ensemble output to predict Typhoon Mangkhut's intensity and identify drivers of rapid intensification from asymmetry and heat flux features.
Andrew Michael Thomas, James Marshall Shepherd
· Frontiers in Earth Science
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A machine-learning tool diagnoses inland tropical cyclone maintenance or intensification events from MERRA-2 and IBTrACS, highlighting land-surface state importance.
Qidong Yang, Chia‐Ying Lee, Michael K. Tippett et al.
· Weather and Forecasting
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XGBoost reconstructs hurricane surface wind fields from storm and ERA-Interim features, with errors below climatological variance, for synthetic risk applications.
Yong Hui Fang, Yanhua Sun, Lu Zhang et al.
· Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience
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Backpropagation neural network replaces regression in a typhoon full-track model to generate 1000 years of Northwest Pacific typhoon events for hazard risk.
Jinkai Tan, Qidong Yang, Junjun Hu et al.
· Remote Sensing
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CNN with residual and attention blocks estimates tropical cyclone intensity from Himawari-8 cloud products, reaching RMSE 4.06 m/s on independent tests.
Jang Hyun Sung, Young Ryu, Kee‐Won Seong
· KSCE Journal of Civil Engineering
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A deep belief network driven by relative humidity, wind speed and drought index estimates monthly forest fire occurrence in South Korea with R² of 0.84.
Trey McNeely, Galen Vincent, Kimberly M. Wood et al.
· The Annals of Applied Statistics
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Nonparametric neural-network test links 24-hour tropical cyclone infrared image sequences to rapid intensification events, with guaranteed type I error control.
Two machine learning models forecast summer Eurasian heatwave frequency from preceding SST, snow, soil moisture and sea ice, outperforming linear regression in 2010–2019 forecasts.
Stefan Schmainta
· Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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Argues that data science approaches can improve hurricane forecasting beyond traditional statistical methods; methods and results are only vaguely described.
Self-attention augmented convolutions with a highway layer forecast extreme precipitation up to 12 hours ahead from pressure and wind, outperforming CNNs by 12%.
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.
Wang Chen, Yutong Tang, Mukhtar A. Kassem et al.
· Arabian Journal for Science and Engineering
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Uses a backpropagation neural network for typhoon warning relevant to historical buildings; the abstract is unavailable, so the weather component is unclear.
A parametric cyclone and neural network hybrid predicts typhoon storm surge at Longdong, Taiwan, with 33–40% lower RMSE than a pure network at 8 h lead.
ヨシアキ ミヤモト, Yoshiaki Miyamoto, 佳明 宮本
· Korean Society of Hazard Mitigation
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A deep learning model trained on image-like wind fields around PIREP turbulence reports predicts Japanese airspace turbulence with accuracy comparable to existing grid-point indices.
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.
Daisuke MATSUOKA
· The Proceedings of Mechanical Engineering Congress Japan
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Conference talk on integrating numerical simulation with machine learning for weather forecasting and improving typhoon forecasts through a data competition.
Encoder-decoder LSTM predicts Florida hurricane storm surge 1 to 12 hours ahead from observed surge and meteorological inputs, outperforming a CNN in all cases.
Younes Boulaguiem, Jakob Zscheischler A, Edoardo Vignotto et al.
· Environmental Data Science
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Combines GANs with extreme value theory (evtGAN) to model spatial dependence of temperature and precipitation extremes over western Europe, outperforming classical GANs using a 2000-year simulation.
Abhijit Mukherjee, Pabitra Mitra
· Environmental Data Science
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Dilated GRU recurrent network with mutual-information feature selection predicts North Indian Ocean cyclone landfall location and intensity 12 to 36 hours ahead.
Zili Liu, Kun Hao, Xiaoyi Geng et al.
· IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
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DBF-Net fuses TC state vectors with reanalysis pressure fields to forecast Northwest Pacific tropical cyclone tracks at multiple horizons, improving accuracy over single-modality methods.
Qing-Dao-Er-Ji Ren, Na Li, Weimin Zhang
· IEEE Access
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Stacked LSTM-CNN ensembles with fully connected or SVM meta-classifiers improve sand-dust storm prediction over single LSTM or CNN models in Inner Mongolia.
Kumars Mahmoodi, Hashem Nowruzi
· Ships and Offshore Structures
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Hybrid NOF-ELM classifier uses hurricane meteorological data to detect extreme wave height occurrence in the Gulf of Mexico with over 99% mean accuracy.
Kuo Chen, Cuiping Kuang, Lei Wang et al.
· Applied Sciences
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LSTM model using multi-factor typhoon time series predicts storm-surge water level at a Yangtze Estuary station, giving 1 h accuracy and 15 h predictions, 41% better than traditional ML.
Wei Tian, Xinxin Zhou, Wei Huang et al.
· IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters
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3D-attention CNN estimates tropical cyclone intensity from multichannel IR, water vapour and microwave imagery, with RMSE 9.48 kt, 25% better than the Advanced Dvorak Technique.
Scott B. Capps, Wei Zhuang, Rui Liu et al.
· International Journal of Wildland Fire
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Random forest on dynamically downscaled weather produces a daily gridded chamise fuel moisture product for California, reaching R2 0.79 for new growth, to support wildfire danger.
Fantine Huot, R. Lily Hu, Nita Goyal et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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Curated nearly decade-long US wildfire spread dataset combining satellite fire data with weather and fuel variables, plus a neural network baseline for next-day spread.
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.
Yuqiao Wu, Xiaoyi Geng, Zili Liu et al.
· IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters
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Multitask framework uses an improved GAN to predict tropical cyclone fields, then networks extract track and intensity, with 24-h track error 116 km and intensity error 13.06 kt.
Daisuke Matsuoka
· Progress in Earth and Planetary Science
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Competition-derived deep networks with oversampling, ensembles and cost-sensitive losses classify imbalanced cloud images for tropical cyclone precursors, improving performance by 65.4% over conventional methods.
Applies a Single Shot Detector to detect Northern Hemisphere extratropical cyclones at developing, mature and declining stages, reaching 86.64% mAP for mature cyclones.
Kandula Venkata Subrahmanyam, Chandravel Ramsenthil, A Girach Imran et al.
· Journal of Earth System Science
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Applies classical machine learning classifiers to predict heavy rainfall days at one peninsular Indian station; the abstract is missing, so results are unreported.
Freddy Bouchet, Francesco Ragone, Dario Lucente et al.
· Bulletin of the American Physical Society
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Conference abstract proposing rare-event simulation and stochastic process-based machine learning for dynamical prediction of extreme heatwaves; no details are available.
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.
Rupsa Bhowmick, Jill C. Trepanier, Alex M. Haberlie
· International Journal of Climatology
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Random forest classifies whether southwest Pacific tropical depressions develop into storms with 91% test accuracy, with aerosol optical depth among the top predictors.
Francisco Javier Tapiador, Andrés Navarro, Raúl Martín Martín et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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A neural network using a microwave rain index and 24 h wind changes identifies tropical cyclone rapid intensification with near-perfect skill and reveals environmental drivers up to 1050 km away.
Ioannis Prapas, Spyros Kondylatos, Ioannis Papoutsis et al.
· arXiv
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ConvLSTM on harmonized Earth observation and weather covariates forecasts next-day national fire danger with AUC 0.926, beating a random forest baseline.
Tao Song, Ying Li, Fan Meng et al.
· Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology
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A BiGRU with attention predicts Northwest Pacific tropical cyclone tracks at 6–72 h, outperforming RNN, LSTM and GRU baselines and beating agency forecasts at longer leads.
Many-to-many RNN models predict hurricane trajectories from HURDAT2 data, running faster than NHC ensembles with comparable errors for 12-hour forecasts.
M Swarna, N Sudhakar, Nagesh Vadaparthi
· MAUSAM
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A simple CNN estimates tropical cyclone intensity for Indian-basin storms, claimed to beat state-of-the-art methods with lower computation, with few quantitative details in the abstract.
Vittorio A. Gensini, Cody Converse, Walker S. Ashley et al.
· Weather and Forecasting
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Random forest trained on 150,000 ERA5 proximity soundings best classifies significant tornadoes and hail, with SHAP-derived thresholds for operational nowcasting.
Timothy L. Olander, Anthony Wimmers, Christopher S. Velden et al.
· Weather and Forecasting
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Simple machine learning models refine satellite-based advanced Dvorak technique features, cutting global tropical cyclone wind RMSE by 23–30% over 2017–2018 test years.
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.
Seyed Babak Haji Seyed Asadollah, Najeebullah Khan, Ahmad Sharafati et al.
· Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment
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Advanced machine learning models predict heatwaves across diverse Iranian regions from meteorological variables; the abstract is missing, so details are limited.
Daniel Galea, Bryan Lawrence, Julian Martin Kunkel
· preprint
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A lightweight deep learning filter detects tropical cyclones in running simulations with 92% recall and 36% precision, so models save only relevant output.
Yangli‐ao Geng, Qingyong Li, Tianyang Lin et al.
· Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society
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LightNet+ fuses radar, station and NWP data in a deep network for lightning forecasting, beating three established schemes and improving as data sources are added.
Ana Oliveira, António Manuel Saraiva Lopes, Samuel Niza et al.
· The Science of The Total Environment
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Urban energy balance-guided machine learning predicts nocturnal surface urban heat island during a Naples heatwave; abstract missing, judged from title.
Dario Augusto Borges Oliveira, Jorge Guevara Diaz, Bianca Zadrozny et al.
· arXiv
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A VAE maps monsoon precipitation fields to a known distribution, enabling controlled synthesis of more extreme rainfall scenarios over southwest India.
Aaron J. Hill, Russ S. Schumacher
· Weather and Forecasting
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Random forests trained on convection-allowing WRF output probabilistically forecast excessive rainfall over CONUS, but they consistently underperform WPC's day-1 Excessive Rainfall Outlooks.
Drumil Joshi, Fawzan Sayed, Harsh Jain et al.
· Journal of University of Shanghai for Science and Technology
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Cloud-deployed machine learning compares classifiers for predicting hurricane and cyclone occurrence over Pacific and Atlantic coasts, with map visualization; the methodological novelty is limited.
Ziyao Sun, Biao Zhang, Jie Tang
· Remote Sensing
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Backpropagation neural network estimates the Holland B wind-field parameter for Northwest Pacific typhoons from pressure difference, improving super-typhoon wind speed estimates over statistical models.
Weiwei Jiang, Jiayun Luo
· Journal of Intelligent & Fuzzy Systems, 2022
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Benchmarks 16 classical and 16 deep learning models predicting drought levels from 90 days of 18 meteorological indicators, with no single model best across metrics.
Yicheng Luo, Yajing Xu, Si Li et al.
· Applied Sciences
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DR-Transformer estimates tropical cyclone intensity from satellite images with rotation and distance-consistency features, reaching 7.76-knot RMSE on the TCIR dataset.
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).
VGG-16 with fisheye preprocessing classifies typhoon intensity from single satellite images more accurately than prior work, with Grad-CAM showing physically relevant eye features.
Xu Wenwei, Karthik Balaguru, August Andrew et al.
· Weather and Forecasting
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An MLP using SHIPS predictors beats operational statistical-dynamical models by 5-22% for Atlantic tropical cyclone intensity in 2019-2020 real-time tests.
Compares CNNs with analogue methods for predicting US regional extreme precipitation from large-scale patterns, finding CNNs more skillful and integrated vapor transport the most predictive variable.
Russ S. Schumacher, Aaron J. Hill, Mark Klein et al.
· Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society
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CSU-MLP random-forest excessive rainfall forecasts, built from ensemble reforecasts, were transitioned into operational use at NOAA's Weather Prediction Center.
Zhiang Chen, Melissa A. Wagner, Jnaneshwar Das et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Deep neural networks on UAS orthomosaics detect and classify tornado damage, producing georeferenced damage heatmaps for post-event assessment after the 2018 Eureka tornado.
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.
Rui Zhang, Qingshan Liu, Renlong Hang et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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CNN-based fusion of satellite and ERA5 predictors detects 97.1% of developing tropical cyclones in the western North Pacific at a 20.3% false alarm rate.
Yu‐Ju Lee, David Hall, Quan Liu et al.
· Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence
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Interpretable machine learning methods inspired by the Dvorak technique estimate tropical cyclone intensity from satellite imagery; the abstract is unavailable, so details are limited.
Chong Wang, Gang Zheng, Xiaofeng Li et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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CNNs estimate western North Pacific tropical cyclone intensity from Himawari-8 infrared images, reaching 88.9% accuracy and 4.62 m/s RMSE with focal loss and binary framing.
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.
Venkatesh Kolluru, Srinivas Kolluru
· International Journal of Climatology
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Tests 13 machine learning algorithms with pre- and post-integration of satellite precipitation products for drought indices over India; Bayesian-regularized neural networks perform best.
Valérian Jacques-Dumas, Francesco Ragone, Pierre Borgnat et al.
· Frontiers in Climate
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CNN trained on climate model output forecasts long-lasting extreme heatwaves up to 15 days ahead, using class-imbalance undersampling and transfer learning.
Mohan Smith, Ralf Toumi
· Geophysical Research Letters
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Video-based CNN with ConvLSTM locates tropical cyclone centers from hourly geostationary infrared sequences, giving a 19.3 km median error and 42% lower error than baseline.
Wanting Qin, Jun Tang, Cong Da Lu et al.
· Computational Geosciences
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An LSTM with Kalman filter smoothing predicts Atlantic hurricane tracks from 1851–2016 historical data with the lowest error among compared LSTM variants.
Yuanyuan Liu, Lei Li, Yesen Liu et al.
· Meteorological Applications
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ML-enhanced analogue method using LLE reduces NWP precipitation error for tropical cyclones at Shenzhen, improving on raw NWP and traditional analogue approaches.
Yuliang Zhou, Yang Li, Juliang Jin et al.
· Water
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Backpropagation neural network with iteratively selected predictors forecasts typhoon precipitation occurrence in Anhui with 100% hindcast and 90% validation accuracy.
Yuan Shi, Chao Ren, Ming Luo et al.
· Urban Climate
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Combines WUDAPT urban morphology data with machine learning to spatially estimate heatwave patterns; the abstract is unavailable, so the details are limited.
Bianca Zadrozny, Campbell D. Watson, Daniela Szwarcman et al.
· arXiv
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A modular framework generates extreme precipitation scenarios from interchangeable ML components to support climate resilience planning, with initial comparisons of two approaches.
, Karthik Kashinath, Mayur Mudigonda et al.
· Geoscientific Model Development
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ClimateNet releases an expert-labeled dataset of tropical cyclones and atmospheric rivers in CAM5.1 output, and a deep learning segmentation model that enables pixel-level extreme event analysis.
A distributed multitask deep network using climatic, geographic and physical features is proposed for typhoon track prediction; the abstract gives no quantitative gain.
Farha Pulukool, Longzhuang Li, Chuntao Liu
· Sustainability
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Random forest, autoencoder and CNN models diagnose hailstorm occurrence globally from four ERA5 thermodynamic attributes, with random forest performing best.
Luca Bottero, Francesco Calisto, Giovanni Graziano et al.
· arXiv
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Feasibility study replacing WRF-SFIRE numerical solvers with physics-informed machine learning in Julia to enable real-time wildfire spread simulation.
Physics-augmented deep learning estimates tropical cyclone intensity and size from satellite imagery; classified from title only, as no abstract was available.
John Burge, Matthew Bonanni, Matthias Ihme et al.
· arXiv
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Trains a ConvLSTM on simulated data to model wildland fire spread under dynamic wind and terrain, finding it outperforms other architectures in capturing spread rate.
Jinkai Tan, Sheng Chen, Jun Wang
· Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment
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Machine learning model for western North Pacific tropical cyclone track forecasts; abstract unavailable, so method details and skill cannot be verified.
Léonard Boussioux, Cynthia Zeng, Théo Guénais et al.
· 2022, Weather and Forecasting, 37(6), 817-831
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Hurricast combines encoder-decoder features with gradient-boosted trees for 24-hour tropical cyclone track and intensity, matching operational skill in seconds and improving NHC consensus.
CNN on polar-coordinate satellite images profiles full tropical cyclone structure parameters and wind profiles, with a new labeled benchmark dataset as baseline.
GAN-CNN framework trains on visible and passive microwave data and estimates tropical cyclone intensity from IR and water vapor images every 15 minutes, versus 3-hourly before.
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.
Trey McNeely, Niccolò Dalmasso, Kimberly M. Wood et al.
· arXiv
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Deep learning framework monitors physically relevant predictors and their relationships to aid human forecasters in tropical cyclone intensity change prediction.
Lin Lin
· Global Journal of Human Social Science
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Support vector regression on ATMS satellite warm-core temperature anomalies estimates Atlantic hurricane intensity, with Pmin error of 7.23 hPa when day of year is included.
TCLNet, a lightweight fully convolutional network with a new typhoon center dataset, locates typhoon centers with 14.4% higher accuracy and 92.7% fewer parameters.
CNNs pre-screen GCM circulation data so only a small subset needs kilometre-scale dynamical downscaling, retaining 92–98% of extreme precipitation events.
A 3D-CNN on surrounding atmosphere and ocean fields predicts 24 h tropical cyclone intensity change, improving MAE and intensification classification accuracy.
GAN combined with extreme value theory generates realistic extreme samples, evaluated on US precipitation, with constant-time generation at a given extremeness probability.
Zhao Chen, Xingxing Yu
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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A tensor-algebra CNN with multitask learning estimates tropical cyclone wind speed and intensity class from FY-4 multispectral imagery, handling invalid bands.
Maxfield E. Green, Karl Kaiser, Nat Shenton
· arXiv
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Deep CNN trained on remotely sensed atmospheric and environmental series predicts 24-hour wildfire perimeter evolution in the Sierra Nevada with 78-98% validation accuracy.
Huang Xiaoyan, Li He, Zhao Huasheng et al.
· Natural Hazards
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Generalized regression neural network with dual-factor feature extraction for rainstorm prediction; only the title is available, so the abstract-based assessment is limited.
Hui Su, Longtao Wu, Jonathan H. Jiang et al.
· Geophysical Research Letters
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Machine learning using satellite inner-core precipitation and outflow temperature beats the NHC operational rapid-intensification consensus, improving Peirce skill score by 12 to 138%.
Trey McNeely, Ann B. Lee, Kimberly M. Wood et al.
· Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology
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Interpretable satellite-derived convective structure features with logistic lasso classify tropical cyclone rapid intensity change, matching the accuracy of environmental predictors.
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.
David B. Huberman, Brian J. Reich, Howard D. Bondell
· Environmental and Ecological Statistics
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Proposes a neural conditional-density estimator with case-control sampling for tropical cyclone intensity forecasting, outperforming other ML conditional-distribution methods in simulations and Atlantic storm data.
Reviews machine learning for tropical cyclone genesis, track, intensity, rainfall, storm surge and numerical model improvement, highlighting opportunities and challenges.
Ryan Lagerquist, Amy McGovern, Cameron R. Homeyer et al.
· Monthly Weather Review
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CNNs using radar images and proximity soundings predict next-hour tornado occurrence with AUC above 0.9, with a GridRad critical success index of 0.31.
Young In Kim, Donghyun Kim, Seung Oh Lee
· Journal of Korean Society of Disaster and Security
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Applies machine learning to predict summer temperatures and heat wave occurrence in Korea at seasonal lead; abstract unavailable, so judged from the title only.
Christina Kumler-Bonfanti, Jebb Stewart, David Hall et al.
· arXiv
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Four U-Net models detect tropical and extratropical cyclone regions from GFS precipitable water and GOES imagery, with Dice scores of 0.51 to 0.76 and 3x speedup over a heuristic.
Athanasios Davvetas, Iraklis A. Klampanos
· arXiv
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Unsupervised representation learning over text and weather data improves clustering for detecting severe weather events such as windstorms, floods and tornado outbreaks.
Aaron J. Hill, Gregory R. Herman, Russ S. Schumacher
· Monthly Weather Review
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Random forests trained on GEFS reforecasts give calibrated Day 1-3 severe weather outlooks that beat SPC at Days 2-3, and blending with SPC improves Day 1 outlooks.
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.
Vishal Bongirwar
· International Journal of Climatology
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A k-nearest-neighbour model conditioned on reanalysis environment generates stochastic tropical cyclone event sets for the South West Pacific for cyclone risk assessment.
A 3D convolutional network using environmental fields and sea surface temperature predicts 24-hour tropical cyclone intensity change, with better strengthening/weakening classification accuracy.
Abhishek Gaur, André Schardong, Slobodan P. Simonović
· Journal of Hydrologic Engineering
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Produces a gridded Canadian extreme precipitation IDF dataset by linking reanalysis predictors to extremes with a support vector machine, with 5–25% RMSE against observations.
Hamada M. Zahera, Mohamed Ahmed Sherif, Axel Ngonga
· arXiv
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Adds word-embedding features from disaster tweets to CNN and BiLSTM models to improve typhoon intensity prediction, gaining 12.1% and 3.1% F1 over those baselines.
Dongjin Cho, Cheolhee Yoo, Jungho Im et al.
· Earth and Space Science
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Random forest, SVR, ANN and a multi-model ensemble correct next-day LDAPS extreme temperature forecasts in Seoul, cutting maximum-temperature RMSE from 2.08 to about 1.6 °C.
A CNN trained on 35 years of meteorological maps and visibility data forecasts severe haze occurrence in Singapore, beating a no-skill baseline but missing many haze events.
Uses an RNN with dropout to predict tropical storm trajectories with Bayesian intervals, giving evacuation-relevant uncertainty ranges from about 500 Atlantic storms.
S. Neetu, Matthieu Lengaigne, Jérôme Vialard et al.
· Weather and Forecasting
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Builds the first global nonlinear SVM and neural-network tropical cyclone intensity hindcast schemes; globally trained SVM improves skill by about 10% over regional linear schemes.
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.
Hamid Kamangir, Waylon G. Collins, Philippe E. Tissot et al.
· Meteorological Applications
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Stacked denoising autoencoder with logistic regression predicts thunderstorm occurrence up to 15 hours ahead over 400 km2 South Texas, beating shallow networks and forecasters.
NASA report on a machine learning aid for predicting hurricane rapid intensification, giving communities more warning time; technical details are limited.
Juhyun Lee, Cheolhee Yoo, Jungho Im et al.
· Scholarworks@UNIST (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology)
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Multi-task deep learning fuses COMS geostationary images with CFSv2 forecasts, cutting 6h and 12h tropical cyclone intensity forecast RMSE by 13% and 16%.
Snehlata Shakya, Sanjeev Kumar, Mayank Goswami
· IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
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CNN classifies storm versus non-storm satellite images for cyclone detection after augmentation, reporting 90% accuracy, with linear regression for track prediction.
Jie Lian, Pingping Dong, Yuping Zhang et al.
· IEEE Access
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CNN-GRU model with feature selection predicts tropical cyclone tracks from 1945-2017 data, outperforming NWP and statistical baselines; no numeric gain given.
Juhyun Lee, Jungho Im, Dong‐Hyun Cha et al.
· Remote Sensing
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2D and 3D CNNs estimate tropical cyclone intensity from multispectral geostationary imagery, reaching 8.32 kt RMSE, about 35% better than single-channel CNNs.
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.
Uses buoy wind and air temperature time series with Kalman-filter imputation and standard ML models to predict severity of tropical storms and hurricanes.
Yeon-Joong Kim, Tae-Woo Kim, Jong-Sung Yoon et al.
· Journal of Ocean Engineering and Technology
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Neural network optimisation for predicting similar typhoons; the abstract is only a generic AI sentence, so the contribution is unclear from the abstract.
Sophie Giffard-Roisin, Mo Yang, Guillaume Charpiat et al.
· Frontiers in Big Data
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A neural network fusing past storm trajectories with reanalysis wind and pressure fields forecasts 24 h tropical cyclone displacement in seconds, complementary to dynamical models.
Hybrid ANN and multiple regression forecasts typhoon total rainfall and groundwater-level change in Taiwan's Zhuoshui basin, raising accuracy to about 80% from station data.
Ching-Yuan Bai, Buo-Fu Chen, Hsuan-Tien Lin
· arXiv
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Benchmark of satellite images for tropical cyclone rapid intensification, with an attention-based spatiotemporal model showing deep learning feasibility for RI prediction.
Rui Zhang, Qingshan Liu, Renlong Hang
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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A two-branch CNN estimates northwest Pacific tropical cyclone intensity from infrared and water vapour images, reaching RMSE 5.13 m/s with 60×60 pixel inputs.
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.
Pattern-recognition algorithm identifies mixed wind hazard climate types from station records, then recalculates extreme wind speeds and design return periods for southeast China.
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.
Adam Agus Kurniawan, Koredianto Usman, R Yunendah Nur Fuadah
· eProceedings of Engineering
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Classifies tropical cyclone intensity from infrared satellite images using GLCM texture features and an SVM, reaching 88% accuracy against the Saffir-Simpson scale.
Ashesh Chattopadhyay, Ebrahim Nabizadeh, Pedram Hassanzadeh
· Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems
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Capsule networks on Z500 patterns predict North American heat and cold waves 1-5 days ahead, beating CNNs and logistic regression with about 80% accuracy when temperature is added.
David John Gagne II, Sue Ellen Haupt, Douglas W. Nychka et al.
· Monthly Weather Review
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A CNN outperforms logistic regression at predicting severe hail from convection-allowing NWP fields, and interpretation reveals learned storm and environment features consistent with hail physics.
Tao Zhang, Wuyin Lin, Yanluan Lin et al.
· Weather and Forecasting
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AdaBoost classifies whether mesoscale convective systems become tropical cyclones, reaching 97.2% F1 at 6 h lead and beating the genesis potential index.
Anthony Wimmers, Christopher Velden, Joshua H. Cossuth
· Monthly Weather Review
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DeepMicroNet, a CNN on passive microwave satellite imagery, estimates tropical cyclone intensity with 9.6-14.3 kt RMSE, matching known best-track biases.
Alex de Almeida Fernandes, Glauston Roberto Teixeira de Lima, Stephan Stephany et al.
· Revista Mundi Engenharia Tecnologia e Gestão
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Neural networks trained on past BRAMS forecasts and lightning density fields predict cloud-to-ground discharge occurrence as an ancillary convective-alert tool.
Roland Albert A. Romero, Giovanni Alarkon Tapang, Caesar A. Saloma
· Proceedings of the Samahang Pisika ng Pilipinas
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A three-layer backpropagation network predicts whether a West Pacific tropical cyclone will make Philippine landfall at genesis, with 91% accuracy at 54 hours.
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.
Peter Ukkonen, Antti Mäkelä
· Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems
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Compares logistic regression, random forests, boosted trees and neural networks predicting ERA5 thunderstorm occurrence, with about twofold skill gain over CAPE at 0–45 min.
Marco Turco, Raul Marcos-Matamoros, Xavier Castro et al.
· Science of The Total Environment, 676 (2019) 577-583
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Builds a data-driven model linking SPEI drought indices to Catalan burned areas, forecasting summer burned area seasonally with stakeholder co-design and cross-validated skill.
Toru Adachi, Naoki Ishitsu, Kenichi Kusunoki et al.
· Japan Geoscience Union
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Deep learning applied to phased-array weather radar volumes detects tornadic vortices in Typhoon Nanmadol (2017); the abstract gives no quantitative results.
Buo‐Fu Chen, Boyo Chen, Boyo Chen et al.
· Weather and Forecasting
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A CNN trained on satellite infrared and microwave data estimates tropical cyclone intensity with 8.39 kt RMS error, offering an objective alternative to the Dvorak technique.
Zijing Liu, Min Min, Jun Li et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Random forest on Himawari-8 brightness temperatures and NWP water vapour classifies weak, medium and severe pre-convective storms over East Asia with 0.79 accuracy.
Taco S. Cohen, Maurice Weiler, Berkay Kicanaoglu et al.
· arXiv
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Gauge-equivariant CNNs on the icosahedron improve segmentation of global climate patterns, alongside omnidirectional images, with a single conv2d implementation.
Chrisgone Adede, Robert Oboko, Peter Wagacha et al.
· arXiv
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Neural network model using lagged precipitation and vegetation variables predicts drought one month ahead in Kenya, with R2 of 0.78 on out-of-sample data.
Manil Maskey, Rahul Ramachandran, Jeffrey J. Miller et al.
· IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
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Deep learning model estimates tropical cyclone intensity from satellite data at higher temporal frequency, deployed in a production monitoring system with a portal.
Mario Rüttgers, Sangseung Lee, Donghyun You
· arXiv
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Uses a GAN on satellite images plus reanalysis fields to predict typhoon centre tracks 6 hours ahead, with 67.2 km mean error versus 95.6 km for images alone.
Daisuke Matsuoka, Masuo Nakano, Daisuke Sugiyama et al.
· Progress in Earth and Planetary Science
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A CNN ensemble detects western North Pacific tropical cyclones and their precursors 2–7 days ahead in cloud-resolving simulations, with 79.9–89.1% detection.
MARS regression on Korean emergency visits and meteorological data yields heatwave thresholds, such as 32.58°C maximum temperature for two consecutive days.
Yu Wang, Lei Han, Yin-Jing Lin et al.
· Atmospheric Research
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Deep learning similarity search to retrieve historical tropical cyclones matching a query storm; abstract missing, so details are inferred from the title.
Peter F. Sheridan
· Advances in science and research
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Review of gust forecasting methods, comparing physical boundary-layer parametrizations on NWP fields with statistical and machine learning approaches trained on observations, and outlining challenges from higher resolution.
Wonjik Kim, Osamu Hasegawa
· Journal of Advanced Computational Intelligence and Intelligent Informatics
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Self-organising incremental neural network predicts tropical storm tracks from centre latitude, longitude and pressure over East Asia, with low computational cost.
Framework learns ice storm occurrence from atmospheric variables with weak labels, evaluated on reanalysis and GCM data under future climate scenarios.
Sheila Alemany, Jonathan Beltran, Adrian Perez et al.
· arXiv
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A fully connected RNN predicts hurricane tracks from NHC best-track latitude, longitude, wind and pressure, forecasting about 120 hours ahead at 6-hour steps, competitive with NHC methods.
Michael B. Richman
· 98th American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting
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An AMS 2018 conference abstract on applying machine learning to reduce tropical cyclone prediction errors. No abstract is available, so the assessment is low confidence.
Gregory R. Herman, Schumacher, Russ S., Barnes, Elizabeth A. et al.
· Digital Collections of Colorado (Colorado State University)
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Machine-learning post-processing gives calibrated probabilistic forecasts of flash floods, extreme rain, tornadoes, hail and convective winds across the US.
Amy McGovern, Kimberly L. Elmore, David John Gagne et al.
· Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society
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Shows AI methods, combined with physical understanding, improve forecasts of storm duration, severe wind and hail, precipitation type, renewable energy and aviation turbulence.
Evan Racah, Christopher Beckham, Tegan Maharaj et al.
· arXiv
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Introduces ExtremeWeather, a labeled climate dataset and semi-supervised spatiotemporal CNN for localizing hurricanes, extratropical cyclones and fronts in simulations.
Amy McGovern, Taylor Mandelbaum, Daniel Rothenberg et al.
· arXiv
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Extreme Weather Bench is an open community benchmark of case studies, observations and impact metrics for verifying AI and NWP models on high-impact weather.
Noah D. Brenowitz, Tao Ge, Akshay Subramaniam et al.
· arXiv
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cBottle is a generative diffusion emulator of global 5 km climate simulations and reanalysis on HEALPix, avoiding autoregressive rollout and reaching 12.5M-pixel resolution.
Johannes Schmude, Sujit Roy, Will Trojak et al.
· arXiv
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Prithvi WxC is a 2.3-billion-parameter MERRA-2 foundation model that transfers to forecasting, downscaling, gravity-wave parameterization and extreme-event tasks.
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.
Chengqian Ma, Zhanxiang Hua, Alexandra Anderson-Frey et al.
· arXiv
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WeatherQA is a multimodal benchmark of 8,000+ image-text pairs for severe convective weather reasoning; GPT-4o shows a substantial gap to human forecasters.
M. M. Nageswararao, Yuejian Zhu, Vijay S. Tallapragada et al.
· Atmosphere
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Hybrid ANN plus quantile-mapping post-processing of GEFSv12 reforecasts reduces warm bias and improves summer Tmax and extreme-day forecasts over Taiwan at extended ranges.
Yingkai Sha, Ryan A. Sobash, David John Gagne
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems, 3(2), p.e230094 (2024)
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Conditional GANs generate synthetic ensemble members from HRRR convection-allowing forecasts, and a CNN turns them into severe weather probabilities with up to 20% Brier skill score gain.
Simon Schrodi, Ferdinand Briegel, Max Argus et al.
· arXiv
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Neural networks emulate mean radiant temperature to guide an optimization of urban tree placement that reduces heat stress during heatwaves and over decades.
Noelia Otero, Pascal Horton
· Water Resources Research
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Compares deep learning architectures for European precipitation, including extremes; a two-level U-Net matches deeper versions at lower cost, with layer-wise relevance attribution.
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.
Charlotte Cambier van Nooten, Koert Schreurs, Jasper S. Wijnands et al.
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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A deep generative nowcasting model with a balanced loss and temperature input extends skillful heavy-rain nowcasts over the Netherlands to 60-minute lead times.
Alexander Marusov, Vsevolod Grabar, Yury Maximov et al.
· arXiv
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EarthFormer transformer forecasts Palmer Drought Severity Index up to six months ahead, while ConvLSTM performs better at longer lead times, using open monthly climate data.
Machine learning attributes the 2022 China compound drought-heatwave forest productivity decline mainly to soil moisture rather than VPD, identifying a tipping point.
Yuhei Takaya, Louis‐Philippe Caron, Eric S. Blake et al.
· Tropical Cyclone Research and Review
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Reviews seasonal and multi-annual tropical cyclone forecasting, including emerging ML/AI methods, ENSO-neutral predictability and landfall skill gaps relative to user needs.
Ge Song, Siwei Li, Jia Xing
· npj Climate and Atmospheric Science
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LightGBM with aerosol features and GLM satellite data nowcasts hourly CONUS lightning at 0.25°, reaching 94.3% accuracy and 75% probability of detection.
He Fu, Jianing Guo, Chenguang Deng et al.
· preprint
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RRDBNet residual-in-residual dense network statistically downscales Yellow River precipitation and improves extreme precipitation over regression and deep baselines.
Shuxian Liu, Yang Liu, Zhigang Chu et al.
· Sustainability
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LightGBM with SHAP explanations predicts tropical cyclone disaster loss grades in China with 0.86 accuracy, with rainfall and wind as the main drivers.
XGBoost trained on dual-polarized Sentinel-1 SAR collocated with SFMR and SMAP retrieves tropical cyclone surface winds with 2.53 m/s RMSE up to 70 m/s.
Yanbo Nie, Jianqi Sun, Jiehua Ma
· Atmospheric Research
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Machine learning seasonal prediction of summer extreme precipitation frequency over Southwest China; classified from the title only, as the abstract is missing.
Compares ARIMA, exponential smoothing, MLP and Gaussian processes for extreme temperature in five US cities; MLP performs best and projects temperatures to 2030.
A U-Net ConvLSTM nowcasts near-global IMERG precipitation every 30 minutes up to 4 hours; a classification-loss variant better predicts rates above 8 mm/hr.
NowcastNet unifies advection physics with learned conditional generation for extreme precipitation nowcasts up to 3 hours, ranked first by meteorologists in 71% of cases.
Haixia Xiao, Yaqiang Wang, Yu Zheng et al.
· Geoscientific model development
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Physics-constrained deep learning (CGsNet) nowcasts convective wind gusts from radar at 0.01° and 6-minute resolution for 0-2 h, beating NWP-based nowcasting.
Ioannis Prapas, Nikolaos Ioannis Bountos, Spyros Kondylatos et al.
· arXiv
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Teleconnection-driven vision transformer forecasts global burned area up to four months ahead, with gains growing at longer lead times using climate indices.
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.
Evid Zulhaqi, Gusfan Halik, Retno Utami Agung Wiyono
· Jurnal Teknik Pengairan
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Backpropagation ANN statistically downscales ENSO and NOAA indices to monthly rainfall in Bondowoso, Indonesia, to drive EDI drought assessment with R2 of 0.97.
Xing Ling Huang, Ping Lu, Bo Zhang et al.
· IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
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Transformer detects concentric eyewalls in passive microwave imagery, producing a 30-year global dataset of 377 events with 92.9% precision and recall.
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%.
Martin Hendrick, Frank Techel, Michele Volpi et al.
· Journal of Glaciology
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A random forest driven by weather-station data predicts wet-snow avalanche activity in the Swiss Alps, with F1 near 0.8 in nowcast and NWP-driven 24-hour modes.
Manmeet Singh, Vaisakh S. B., Dipjyoti Mudiar et al.
· arXiv
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FlashBench combines a LightNet-style deep model with observed field evolution for regional lightning nowcasts over West India, delivered via a cloud forecast system.
Emily Vosper, Peter A. G. Watson, Lucy Harris et al.
· Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
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A Wasserstein GAN downscales tropical cyclone rainfall from about 100 km to 10 km, reproducing spatial structure and spectra with mean bias within 5% and extrapolating to extreme storms.
Xinhai Han, Xiaohui Li, Jingsong Yang et al.
· Remote Sensing
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An attention-based GAN reconstructs low-quality SAR wind speeds in tropical cyclones, halving RMSE versus the existing SAR product in affected regions relative to ECMWF.
Unpaired diffusion bridges downscale geophysical fluid simulations without paired data, correcting biases including in extremes and promising use for climate precipitation and temperature.
Philippe Baron, Kohei Kawashima, Dongkyun Kim et al.
· Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology
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Adversarially trained 3D LSTM nowcasts sudden localized heavy rain from MP-PAWR radar with 10-min lead, outperforming an advection model and JMA's operational system at onset.
Seth Bassetti, Brian Hutchinson, Claudia Tebaldi et al.
· arXiv
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Diffusion model conditioned on monthly temperature or precipitation generates realistic daily fields matching Earth system model heat waves and dry spells at a fraction of the cost.
Ozer Can Devecioglu, Mete Ahishali, Fahad Sohrab et al.
· 2023 Photonics & Electromagnetics Research Symposium (PIERS), Prague, Czech Republic, 2023, pp. 692-697
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Proposes compact U-Nets with Self-ONN layers for satellite active fire detection, reporting superior detection with reduced computational complexity.
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.
Binlin Yang, Lu Chen, Vijay Pal Singh et al.
· Water
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Random forest with SST-based predictors forecasts monthly summer extreme precipitation in the Yangtze basin with R2 above 0.81 and physical explanations.
Lei Wang, Yuanchang Dong, Chenghong Zhang et al.
· Atmospheric Research
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Dual-polarization radar nowcasting of severe convective weather combines physical constraints with a deep neural network; abstract unavailable, so details are limited.
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.
Machine-learned correction operator, trained on nudged coarse E3SM runs against ERA5, makes free-running climate statistics and extreme-event frequencies resemble observations.
Zhihao Feng, Shuo Lv, Yuan Sun et al.
· Remote Sensing
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SeaUnet, a fully convolutional network trained on CMIP TC tracks, gives skillful seasonal forecasts of Western North Pacific typhoon track density up to four months ahead.
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.
Iksha Gurung, Muthukumaran Ramasubramanian, Brian M. Freitag et al.
· Earth and Space Science
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Curates an hourly-interpolated satellite image and wind-speed dataset for tropical cyclones, plus a community competition whose winners improved on the benchmark by about 50%.
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.
Mamatha N. P., Mohmad Umair Bagali, N Thangadurai
· International Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications in Engineering
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Tuned fusion deep learning model forecasts tropical cyclone passive microwave rainfall images from satellite data, with no quantitative results reported in the abstract.
Dušan Fister, Jorge Pérez‐Aracil, César Peláez-Rodríguez et al.
· Applied Soft Computing
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CNN and ML models predict August fortnight air temperature in Paris and Córdoba months ahead, targeting heatwave-related signals; skill is reported as very good.
Yutong Chen, Gang Huang, Ya Wang et al.
· Frontiers in Environmental Science
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Weighted U-Net corrects ECMWF-IFS precipitation over China, improving heavy-rainfall forecast skill over the ordinary U-Net, with gains growing at longer lead times.
Eulalie Boucher, Filipe Aires
· Environmental Research Letters
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Localized statistical retrievals from IASI sounder data reduce dampening and inflating errors in extreme land surface temperature retrievals, from 1.9 K to 1.6 K.
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.
Elizabeth Weirich-Benet, Maria Pyrina, Bernat Jiménez‐Esteve et al.
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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Linear and random forest models forecast central European summer heatwaves 1–6 weeks ahead, matching ECMWF hindcast ensemble mean beyond two weeks lead.
Jiehong Xie, Pang‐Chi Hsu, Yamin Hu et al.
· Weather and Forecasting
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CNN and GRU models forecast East China rainfall anomalies at 10–30 day leads, beating CMA and ECMWF dynamical models in skill and extreme-event scores.
J. Subha, S. Saudia
· International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications
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Compares regression models and ensembles on NASA POWER climate data for precipitation forecasts in southern India, with ensemble E-MLR-RFR performing best.
Rui Wang, Lin Su, Wai Kin Wong et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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TS-RainGAN splits heavy-rainfall nowcasting into coverage and intensity GAN modules, reducing blurriness and giving skillful district-level forecasts up to 2 hours ahead.
Honglin Zhu, Huizeng Liu, Qiming Zhou et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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XGBoost used for both downscaling and calibration of satellite precipitation during typhoons, better reproducing extreme rainfall spatial variability than single-step alternatives.
Jinliang Yao, Feifan Xu, Zheng Ming Qian et al.
· IEEE Access
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A DyConvGRU and U-Net forecast-refinement network with WGAN training improves high-reflectivity radar echo extrapolation over Shanghai, raising POD and CSI.
Reviews feature selection methods such as LASSO and causal selection for climate-economy studies, and applies them to find an optimal heatwave definition for economic outcomes.
P. Jyoteeshkumar Reddy, Richard J. Matear, John Taylor et al.
· Environmental Data Science
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Super-resolution deconvolution network with orography downscales hourly precipitation from 100 to 12.5 km over Australia, improving fine-scale extremes over DeepSD.
Compiles and proposes a searchable web platform of ML benchmark datasets for natural disasters, organized by disaster management cycle. Mostly a catalogue, low novelty.
Yi Victor Wang, Seung Hee Kim, Geunsu Lyu et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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Ranks dual-polarimetric radar variables for predicting heavy rainfall from mesoscale convective systems over Korea and uses them in ML early-warning models.
Yangyang Zhao, Jiahua Zhang, Yun Bai et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Random forest fusing MODIS, GPM and GLDAS factors reproduces the SPEI drought index for Shandong, China, from 2002-2020, outperforming XGBoost and SVM.
Sandy Chkeir, Aikaterini Anesiadou, Alessandra Mascitelli et al.
· Atmospheric Research
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An LSTM encoder-decoder nowcasts extreme rain and wind over Malpensa airport for one hour, reaching over 90% wind detection probability with station and GNSS inputs.
Dense neural networks retrain passive microwave rainfall and snowfall retrievals from GPM and CloudSat, detecting precipitation with over 0.95 probability and showing large global snowfall uncertainty.
A physics-statistical GAN downscales 0.25° climate model rainfall to 0.01° fields, quantifying uncertainty and matching observed extreme rainfall distributions.
Henry Addison, Elizabeth Kendon, Suman Ravuri et al.
· arXiv
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Diffusion models generate realistic high-resolution UK rainfall samples conditioned on low-resolution simulations, matching the high-resolution model's quantiles and time-mean.
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.
Wei Jin, Wei Zhang, Jie Hu et al.
· Theoretical and Applied Climatology
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Transformer produces probabilistic sub-seasonal forecasts of extreme high temperatures over eastern China; abstract unavailable, so scope is inferred from the title.
Neelesh Rampal, Peter B. Gibson, Abha Sood et al.
· Weather and Climate Extremes
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A simple CNN with tailored loss functions outperforms regression for downscaling New Zealand rainfall, raising wet-day explained variance from 0.35 to 0.52.
Richard J. Licata, Piyush M. Mehta
· Space Weather
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Builds a PCA plus LSTM probabilistic surrogate for the TIE-GCM thermosphere model, giving density distributions with under 5 km satellite position bias in the 2003 storm.
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.
Jussi Leinonen, Ulrich Hamann, Ioannis V. Sideris et al.
· Geophysical Research Letters
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Deep learning fuses radar, lightning, satellite, NWP and terrain data to probabilistically nowcast lightning, hail and heavy rain at 1 km and 5 min up to 60 min.
HFIT statistically fits NWP track forecasts per lead hour, cutting 2014–2021 Atlantic hurricane track errors 8% at 24 h versus the NHC official forecast.
Antoine Blanchard, Nishant Parashar, Boyko Dodov et al.
· arXiv
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Multi-resolution deep learning debiases GCM tail statistics against reanalysis and reconstructs finer scales, producing realistic Western European weather-extreme realizations for risk assessment.
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.
John R. Albers, Matthew Newman, Andrew Hoell et al.
· Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society
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A linear inverse model predicted the February 2021 cold air outbreak four weeks ahead, up to two weeks earlier than numerical models, and estimated it as a top-1% event.
Vesta Afzali Gorooh, Eric Jay Shearer, Phu Nguyen et al.
· Journal of Hydrometeorology
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Evaluates the ANN-based PDIR-Now near-real-time satellite rainfall product during California atmospheric river events, validated against profilers and disdrometers.
Xiaohui Li, Jingsong Yang, Jiuke Wang et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Backpropagation neural network corrects underestimated high winds from HY-2B/C/D scatterometers in tropical cyclones, cutting RMSE by 20.4% to 3.40 m/s.
Richard J. Licata, Piyush M. Mehta, Daniel R. Weimer et al.
· arXiv
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ML exospheric temperature model calibrates NRLMSIS 2.0 against satellite density, cutting model-satellite differences by 25% with calibrated uncertainty intervals.
Yann Quilcaille, Lukas Gudmundsson, Lea Beusch et al.
· Geophysical Research Letters
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MESMER-X statistical emulator reproduces spatially resolved annual maximum temperatures of Earth system models using global mean temperature as the driver.
Xunlai Chen, Mingjie Wang, Shuxin Wang et al.
· Atmosphere
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TSGAN uses spatio-temporal GAN with attention for radar nowcasting of strong convection, giving sharper forecasts than optical flow and deep baselines; it is reported as used in an operational system.
TICAENet, a LeNet/VGG-style CNN, classifies typhoon intensity from geostationary satellite images at 97.12% accuracy and estimates wind speed with 4.78 m/s MAE.
Wenguang Wei, Zhongwei Yan, Xuan Tong et al.
· Weather and Climate Extremes
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Random forest on three preceding atmosphere-ocean indices gives a seasonal early warning of Yangtze summer extreme precipitation, including the 2020 event.
Mohammadvaghef Ghazvinian, Yu Zhang, Thomas M. Hamill et al.
· Journal of Hydrometeorology
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ANN-based postprocessing of GEFS forecasts with short 60-day training windows improves probabilistic 24-h precipitation forecasts over CONUS, especially for heavy rainfall thresholds.
Mohd Imran Khan, Rajib Maity
· Theoretical and Applied Climatology
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Hybrid deep learning model gives multi-step-ahead forecasts of daily maximum temperature and heatwaves; no abstract was provided, so skill figures are unknown.
John L. Cintineo, Michael J. Pavolonis, Justin M. Sieglaff
· Weather and Forecasting
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LightningCast uses a CNN on GOES-16 ABI imagery to predict next-hour lightning over CONUS, giving about 20 min or more of lead time and transferring to GOES-West.
Lucy Harris, Andrew T. T. McRae, Matthew Chantry et al.
· Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems
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GAN and VAE-GAN downscale low-resolution forecasts to radar-scale precipitation maps with CRPS matching state-of-the-art pointwise post-processing, including heavy rain.
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.
Deep learning detects polar lows in Sentinel-1 SAR images with F1 0.95, using a new public dataset labelled from ERA5; higher resolution improves detection.
Biao Tong, Xiangfei Sun, Jiyang Fu et al.
· Atmospheric measurement techniques
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A deep CNN identifies tropical cyclone fingerprints in satellite cloud images over the Northwest Pacific with 96% accuracy, with heat maps showing eye and rainband focus.
Ryan Lagerquist, Imme Ebert-Uphoff
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems (2022), 1 (4), pg. e220021
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Spatially enhanced loss functions using neighbourhood and spectral filters improve neural network convection forecasts, with spectral-filter models giving better-calibrated probabilities than pixelwise training.
A recurrent-convolutional network nowcasts lightning occurrence over Switzerland for 60 minutes, reaching CSI 0.75 at 5 minutes and 0.32 at 60 minutes.
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.
Jussi Leinonen, Ulrich Hamann, Urs Germann et al.
· Natural hazards and earth system sciences
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Gradient-boosted nowcasts of reflectivity, lightning and hail-related echo tops show radar is the most useful input and satellite helps across all hazards.
Shuchang Guo, Jinyan Wang, Ruhui Gan et al.
· Remote Sensing
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CLSTM-LFN video-prediction model fuses lightning history with NWP variables to forecast 0-3 h cloud-to-ground lightning areas, outperforming parameterization schemes.
Dongjin Cho, Cheolhee Yoo, Bokyung Son et al.
· Weather and Climate Extremes
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Skill-score-weighted ensemble of MLR, SVR, GRU and CNN post-processors corrects LDAPS next-day maximum temperature, with CNN reaching 1.41 °C RMSE in South Korea.
You-Hyun Baek, Il‐Ju Moon, Jungho Im et al.
· Remote Sensing
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A CNN with multi-task learning on geostationary IR images estimates western North Pacific tropical cyclone RMW and R34 with correlations of 0.95 and 0.93.
TCR-GAN converts geostationary infrared images of tropical cyclones into passive microwave rainfall fields and releases a new benchmark dataset (TCIRRP).
Yoshihiko Ide, Takumi KORA, Masaru YAMASHIRO et al.
· Journal of Japan Society of Civil Engineers Ser B3 (Ocean Engineering)
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A neural network corrects empirical typhoon model wind fields toward JMA mesoscale model output, enabling more realistic storm surge simulation for Typhoon 10 (2020).
Xiaoqin Lu, Wai Kin Wong, Hui Yu et al.
· Journal of the Meteorological Society of Japan Ser II
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SVM and general regression neural network models estimate western North Pacific tropical cyclone size parameters (RMW, R34, R50, R64) from infrared satellite imagery.
ResDeepD, a residual super-resolution CNN, downscales 1° Indian monsoon rainfall to 0.25° and outperforms SRCNN, DeepSD and Nest-UNet, including during cyclonic storms.
Shun Yao, Haonan Chen, Elizabeth Thompson et al.
· IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
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A self-attention GRU nowcasts radar echoes for landfalling hurricanes and extreme convective rainfall in the southeast US, aiming to improve skill beyond the first hour.
Shengchao Chen, Ting Shu, Huan Qi Zhao et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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DMSF-GAN extrapolates radar images for 0-6 h typhoon nowcasting and outperforms optical-flow and RNN baselines; the abstract gives no quantitative results.
Juan P. Montoya-Rincon, Shams Azad, Rabindra Pokhrel et al.
· IEEE Access
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VIIRS nightlight data and simulated hurricane weather feed machine learning that predicts Hurricane Maria power outages in Puerto Rico where outage records are missing.
Rachel C. Nethery, Nina Katz‐Christy, Marianthi‐Anna Kioumourtzoglou et al.
· Biostatistics
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Causal-predictive ML links tropical cyclone exposure to mortality and hospitalization in Medicare recipients, finding substantial respiratory hospitalization increases with wind speed as main driver.
QIN Kangping ZHOU Yi
· DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals)
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Machine learning uses typhoon meteorological and grid data to quantify fault risk and generate N-m contingency plans for power grid dispatch, aimed at early warning.
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.
Mei Xue, Renlong Hang, Xiao–Tong Yuan et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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A multitask CNN estimates global tropical cyclone precipitation from HURSAT-B1 imagery, reaching 0.68 detection probability and beating MLR and random forest baselines.
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.
Bias-corrected super-resolution CNN downscales six GCMs' daily precipitation and temperature from 1.25° to 0.25° over India, targeting extremes better than SRCNN and LSTM.
Ming Hei Kenneth Chan, Wai Kin Wong, Kin Chung Au‐Yeung
· Meteorological Applications
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An XGBoost model post-processes ECMWF EPS outputs to correct systematic negative biases in tropical cyclone maximum wind forecasts over the western North Pacific, 2016–2019.
Sabrina Guastavino, Michele Piana, Marco Tizzi et al.
· Scientific Reports
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Deep ensemble learning on radar reflectivity videos issues severe thunderstorm warnings for Liguria, Italy, with a value-weighted skill score for probabilistic-to-binary alerts.
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.
Philipp Hess, Niklas Boers
· Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems
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Deep networks trained on an NWP ensemble with a frequency-weighted loss correct rainfall, improving extreme-event forecast skill by factors of two to above six.
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.
Daniel Salles Civitarese, Daniela Szwarcman, Bianca Zadrozny et al.
· arXiv
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Temporal Fusion Transformer forecasts weekly extreme precipitation quantiles up to six months ahead, beating calibrated SEAS5 at six-month lead and modestly beating climatology.
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.
Modular fully convolutional networks use radar echoes to forecast hourly typhoon rainfall 1 to 6 h ahead in southern Taiwan, outperforming an MLP baseline.
Yiqun Liu, Junping Zhang, Lei Chen et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Cybernetics
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An end-to-end spatiotemporal scale-selection model improves ECMWF precipitation bias correction, especially for heavy rain, beating 11 published methods on two benchmarks.
Aniel Jardines, Manuel Soler, Alejandro Cervantes et al.
· Machine Learning with Applications
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Neural network uses satellite storm observations and ensemble NWP to predict convection 36 h ahead, yielding a probabilistic indicator that beats existing air traffic convection indicators.
Zdravko Kunić, Bernard Ženko, Biljana Mileva Boshkoska
· Sensors
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FOCUSED corrects short-term NWP wind speed forecasts for dangerous bora gusts on the Croatian Krk bridge, outperforming ANN, random forest and SVM baselines.
John R. Mecikalski, Thea N. Sandmæl, Elisa M. Murillo et al.
· Monthly Weather Review
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Random forests combining GOES-16 satellite, lightning and radar fields improve severe storm warning prediction over radar alone, identifying cloud-top divergence as most informative.
GRU models using radar reflectivity and station data forecast typhoon rainfall 1, 3 and 6 hours ahead in southeastern Taiwan, outperforming XGBoost and linear regression benchmarks.
Ting‐Shuo Yo, Shih‐Hao Su, Jung‐Lien Chu et al.
· Earth and Space Science
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Volume-to-point machine learning maps gridded QPESUMS radar sequences to Taiwan station rainfall, performing comparably to the operational scheme and excelling in heavy-rain detection.
Isaac Buo, Valentina Sagris, Jaak Jaagus
· Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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Random forests generate gap-free daily 100 m and 500 m NDVI and land surface temperature products to support urban heatwave and heat-island assessment.
Jason Stock, Anderson, Charles, Ebert-Uphoff, Imme et al.
· Digital Collections of Colorado (Colorado State University)
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Neural networks combine RAP forecasts, surface analyses and GOES-16 satellite data to correct temperature and moisture profiles for severe weather nowcasting.
Thesis develops learned pattern recognition for atmospheric rivers (topological data analysis plus ML) and blocking (deep CNNs) in climate simulations and reanalysis.
Jinkai Tan, Sheng Chen, Chia‐Ying Lee et al.
· International Journal of Climatology
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A machine-learning bias correction for a 25-km regional climate model raises simulated violent typhoon frequency from zero to match observations and projects increases under warming.
Marius Zumwald, Benedikt Knüsel, David Niklaus Bresch et al.
· Urban Climate
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Quantile regression forest fuses 691 crowd-sourced citizen weather stations with open data to map Zurich urban temperature at 10 m resolution during a 2019 heatwave.
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.
Montgomery Flora, Corey K. Potvin, Patrick S. Skinner et al.
· Monthly Weather Review
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Random forests, gradient-boosted trees and logistic regression calibrate NOAA Warn-on-Forecast ensemble guidance for tornado, hail and wind, beating updraft-helicity baselines.
Jenq‐Dar Tsay, Kevin Kao, Chun-Chieh Chao et al.
· Preprints.org
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PERSIANN-CWB uses a deeper convolutional autoencoder CNN on Himawari-8 infrared and water vapor channels, improving rainfall retrieval over Taiwan relative to the prior CNN version.
Anshuka Anshuka, Alexander Buzacott, W. Vervoort et al.
· Theoretical and Applied Climatology
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Wavelet neural network forecasts drought indices for Fiji tropical stations, applying a hybrid wavelet-ANN approach to seasonal drought prediction; abstract not provided.
Huosheng Xie, Lidong Wu, Wei Xie et al.
· Atmospheric Research
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Applies GANs and deep belief networks to improve ECMWF short-term intense rainfall forecasts; the abstract is missing, so reported gains are unverified.
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.
Domingo Muñoz‐Esparza, Robert D. Sharman, Wiebke K. Deierling
· Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology
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Random forests and gradient-boosted regression trees using HRRR forecast features improve upper-level aviation turbulence (EDR) forecasts and reduce false alarms versus regression baselines.
Rilwan Adewoyin, Peter Dueben, Peter Watson et al.
· Machine Learning
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TRU-NET, a convolutional-recurrent U-Net with cross attention, predicts high-resolution rainfall from climate model fields with lower RMSE than a dynamical model's rainfall output.
Uses deep neural networks and multiple linear regression on Spark-based big-data infrastructure to predict typhoon rainfall at four Taiwan stations, with faster computation than standalone systems.
Sándor Baran, Ágnes Baran, Florian Pappenberger et al.
· Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society
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Compares calibration of heat index ensembles, finding direct GEV-based EMOS gives the best skill up to day 6; machine learning performs comparably only for warning categories.
Eric D. Loken, Adam James Clark, Christopher D. Karstens
· Weather and Forecasting
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Random forests convert convection-allowing ensemble forecasts into day-1 severe weather probabilities, beating calibrated updraft helicity and SPC outlooks in Brier skill, especially for wind and hail.
Applies artificial neural networks to predict drought (SPI at 3 to 48 months) in Tabriz, Iran, using station precipitation and other hydro-meteorological variables from 1992 to 2010.
Neural networks project future hurricane parameters under RCP8.5 for southeastern US coast, showing economic losses rising sharply under climate change.
Random forest and CNN framework corrects GPM DPR orographic precipitation retrievals using HRRR, cutting false alarms by 77% over the Southern Appalachians.
Gabriele Franch, Daniele Nerini, Marta Pendesini et al.
· Atmosphere
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Stacking TrajGRU ensemble members with orographic features via a CNN roughly doubles skill on extreme rain rates, matching Lagrangian persistence on TAASRAD19 radar data.
Salvatore Candido, Aakanksha Singh, Luca Delle Monache
· preprint
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Distills the analog ensemble post-processing into a small neural network, enabling fast on-the-fly ECMWF lower-stratosphere wind corrections with a model of only hundreds of kilobytes.
DeepCTC neural network classifies cloud types from GOES-16 ABI imagery using CloudSat labels and evaluates PERSIANN-CCS precipitation by cloud type against MRMS.
Alexander J. DesRosiers, Bell, Michael M., Barnes, Elizabeth et al.
· Digital Collections of Colorado (Colorado State University)
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Random forest automates quality control of tail Doppler radar data from Hurricane Michael's rapid intensification, classifying over 99% of radar gates correctly.
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.
Stephanie Pilkington, Hussam N Mahmoud
· Natural Hazards Review
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Evaluates a neural-network hurricane impact-level forecast over 2017 storms, finding best accuracy about 30 h before landfall and wind speed as the key driver.
Amirhossein Mostajabi, D Finney, Marcos Rubinstein et al.
· npj Climate and Atmospheric Science
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Machine learning nowcasts lightning up to 30 minutes ahead from four surface variables at single stations, beating persistence, electric-field and CAPE baselines.
Amy McGovern, Ryan Lagerquist, David John Gagne et al.
· Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society
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Synthesizes ML interpretation methods such as saliency maps and permutation importance, demonstrated on tornado, hail and convective-mode applications.
Fenglin Sun, Danyu Qin, Min Min et al.
· IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
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Nowcasts convective initiation 17-40 minutes ahead from FY-4A satellite data using optical flow and BP-AdaBoost, reaching detection probability 0.80 in South China.
Wei Zhang, Wei Li, Lei Han
· In 2019 IEEE International Conference on Big Knowledge (ICBK) (pp. 333-340) 2019
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A hybrid 3D CNN and ConvLSTM encoder-decoder fuses radar and 3D re-analysis fields to nowcast convective storms, outperforming extrapolation baselines.
Andrea Gobbi, Marco Cristoforetti, Giuseppe Jurman et al.
· arXiv
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Deep learning forecasts 300 m leaf area index 10 days ahead over Europe using weather inputs, aiming at heat-wave crop warnings; weather prediction itself is not ML.
W. E. Chapman, A. C. Subramanian, L. Delle Monache et al.
· Geophysical Research Letters
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A CNN postprocesses GFS integrated vapor transport forecasts, cutting RMSE by 9-17% from 3 hours to 7 days and improving atmospheric river forecasts over the western US.
Roope Tervo, Joonas Karjalainen, Alexander Jung
· arXiv
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Tracks radar-identified convective storm cells and classifies their power-outage damage potential with random forests and deep networks on imbalanced data.
Ba Duy Dinh, Thanh Ngo‐Duc, Tran Quang Duc et al.
· VNU Journal of Science Earth and Environmental Sciences
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Regression and ANN models forecast Vietnam East Sea tropical cyclone counts six months ahead; multiple linear regression performed best on independent data.
Juan José Gómez‐Navarro, Christoph Cornelius Raible, Juan Andrés García Valero et al.
· Climate Dynamics
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Neural network selects physically constrained precipitation events to make dynamical downscaling of climate simulations more efficient; abstract unavailable.
Machine learning temporally downscales climate projections to estimate short-duration extreme precipitation IDF curves, trained on about 2,000 US stations.
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.
Muhammad Noor, Tarmizi Ismail, Eun‐Sung Chung et al.
· Water
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Combines MOS downscaling of GCM rainfall with ANN temporal disaggregation to project IDF curves for Peninsular Malaysia under RCP4.5 and RCP8.5 with uncertainty bounds.
Xingou Xu, Xiaolong Dong, Di Zhu et al.
· IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
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An ANN fuses HY-2A radiometer and scatterometer data to retrieve typhoon wind fields, outperforming operational HSCAT winds against GRAPES and H*Wind references.
Francisco Zambrano, Anton Vrieling, Andy D. Nelson et al.
· Remote Sensing of Environment
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Linear regression and a feedforward network predict Chilean agricultural productivity drought anomalies 1–6 months ahead using MODIS, rainfall and ENSO indices.
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.
Backpropagation neural networks forecast typhoon wind speeds at three western Taiwan stations, outperforming linear regression across different typhoon tracks.
Guoqing Jiang, Jing Xin Xu, Jun Wei
· Geophysical Research Letters
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Neural network parameterizations of typhoon-induced sea surface cooling reduce maximum wind intensity errors by 60–70% in four atmosphere-only typhoon forecast cases.
Xinye Zheng, Jianbo Ye, Yukun Chen et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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Shape and motion features with a trained classifier detect comma-shaped cyclone-associated cloud patterns in satellite imagery to support severe weather forecasting.