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    Google Shares WeatherNext Forecasting Models

    Google discusses its WeatherNext forecasting technology in an interview with research scientist Ferran Alet.

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    Google posted from its verified corporate account about WeatherNext forecasting models built to improve accuracy for meteorologists and scientists. The models target better predictions of events such as cyclones. The post features an interview with research scientist Ferran Alet describing how the technology works and the progress made. Attached media includes three images and one video. This announcement comes straight from the official source behind products including search and Gemini AI.

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    @GoogleWe built our WeatherNext forecasting models to help meteorologists and scientists more accurately predict weather — including potentially devastating events, like cyclones. To learn more about how our prediction technology works and how far we’ve come with WeatherNext, we sat down with Ferran Alet, a research scientist at @GoogleDeepMind.

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    @GoogleWe built our WeatherNext forecasting models to help meteorologists and scientists more accurately predict weather — including potentially devastating events, like cyclones. To learn more about how our prediction technology works and how far we’ve come with WeatherNext, we sat down with Ferran Alet, a research scientist at @GoogleDeepMind.