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Anomalous Diffusion of Tropical Cyclones Observed in Huge Ensembles of Hindcasts

Abdoul R. Zeba, William D. Collins, Ankur Mahesh +5

We examine whether tropical cyclones (TCs) obey ordinary Brownian or anomalous diffusion using a huge ensemble (HENS) of hindcasts for summer 2023. Anomalous diffusion has been inf…

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Towards accurate extreme event likelihoods from diffusion model climate emulators

Peter Manshausen, Noah Brenowitz, Julius Berner +2

ML climate model emulators are useful for scenario planning and adaptation, allowing for cost-efficient experimentation. Recently, the diffusion model Climate in a Bottle (cBottle)…

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Examining Fast Radiatively Driven Responses Using Machine-Learning Weather Emulators

Ankur Mahesh, William D. Collins, Travis A. O'Brien +10

The response of the climate system to increased greenhouse gases and other radiative perturbations is governed by a combination of fast and slow feedbacks. Slow feedbacks are typic…

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Learning Accurate Storm-Scale Evolution from Observations

Jaideep Pathak, Mohammad Shoaib Abbas, Peter Harrington +10

Accurate short-term prediction of clouds and precipitation is critical for severe weather warnings, aviation safety, and renewable energy operations. Forecasts at this timescale ar…

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HealDA: Highlighting the importance of initial errors in end-to-end AI weather forecasts

Aayush Gupta, Akshay Subramaniam, Michael S. Pritchard +6

AI weather models now rival leading numerical weather prediction (NWP) systems in medium-range skill. However, almost all still rely on NWP data assimilation (DA) to provide initia…

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Kilometer-Scale Convection Allowing Model Emulation using Generative Diffusion Modeling

Jaideep Pathak, Yair Cohen, Piyush Garg +8

Storm-scale convection-allowing models (CAMs) are an important tool for predicting the evolution of thunderstorms and mesoscale convective systems that result in damaging extreme w…