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Why do European and US weather models differ? Will AI help forecasting? Our meteorologists weigh in

Meteorologists frequently mention weather prediction models in their forecasts. They explain what they’re gleaning from the “U.S. Model,” for instance, and how that might differ from the “European ...

Traditional forecasting still beats AI for the most extreme weather

AI outperforms traditional weather forecasting in many cases. But a new study shows that when it matters most, current AI ...
The Advocate

Hurricane forecasters used AI models for the first time in 2025. Here’s how they work.

After a merciful lack of hurricanes in the U.S. and an unusually quiet Gulf of Mexico, the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season wasn’t too memorable in Louisiana. But the season will be remembered for ...
11Alive

NOAA unveils AI weather models, promising faster, more accurate forecasts

ATLANTA — Artificial Intelligence is coming to the forefront of weather forecasting. On Wednesday, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced a new suite of AI-driven weather ...
Morning Overview on MSN

Europe’s weather model shifts toward stronger El Niño risk as Pacific warms

The equatorial Pacific is heating up, and the world’s leading forecast centers are converging on the same conclusion: El Niño ...
The Boston Globe

Weather mailbag: Forecasting models and AI, cloud type changes

This week in the Boston Globe Weather Mailbag, we take a closer look at AI weather forecasting and how the technology is faring compared to traditional weather models. We also explore the changing ...
11Alive

FedEx meteorologists use several weather models to ensure holiday deliveries stay on track despite weather challenges

ATLANTA, Georgia — With the holiday season almost here, FedEx is gearing up for one of the busiest shipping times of the year. And while you may be tracking your package from your phone, there’s a ...
AOL

Ask A Met: How Can Two Forecasts For The Same Place Be Different?

This week’s question comes from Morning Brief reader Sarah who asks, “How can two or more weather forecasts from different sites have such conflicting forecasts for one area?” Meteorologist Sara Tonks ...