Microsoft has a new machine learning tool to improve weather forecasts

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Microsoft researchers developed a machine learning tool called Probabilistic Bias Correction to improve weather forecasts from two to six weeks ahead by correcting biases in existing models. This open-source tool runs efficiently on CPUs, making advanced forecasting accessible to resource-limited agencies. The method addresses systematic errors in traditional and AI models caused by data gaps and climate change effects.

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