WEATHER PREDICTION WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN METEOROLOGY

2024

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DOI 10.52167/1609-1817-2024-130-1-414-425
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Abstract

This paper explores the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the field of meteorology, particularly in weather forecasting. The study begins with a historical overview of weather prediction methods, highlighting the evolution from traditional models to advanced AI-driven systems. It then delves into the integration of machine learning and deep learning techniques in meteorological data analysis, emphasizing how these technologies have significantly enhanced the accuracy and efficiency of weather predictions. Key aspects covered include the application of neural networks technology in interpreting complex atmospheric data, the role of big data in providing comprehensive training sets for AI models, and the utilization of predictive analytics for short-term and long-term weather forecasts. The work also examines practical case studies where AI technology has been successfully implemented in weather forecasting, demonstrating its capability in handling extreme weather events and climate anomalies. Furthermore, the study addresses the challenges and limitations faced in the integration of AI in meteorology, such as data quality concerns, computational requirements, and the need for specialized expertise. It proposes potential solutions and future directions for research in this domain, suggesting a multidisciplinary approach involving meteorologists, data scientists, and AI experts. The conclusion underscores the revolutionary impact of AI in meteorology, projecting how continuous advancements in AI technology could redefine the proposed approach to understanding and predicting weather patterns. This paper not only highlights the current state of AI in weather forecasting but also sets the stage for future innovations in the rapidly evolving field.