Lightweight ML method in Nature corrects extended-range weather forecast errors
LesterMackey · x · 2026-10-15
Lester Mackey and colleagues published in Nature a lightweight ML method that corrects predictable errors in physics-based and AI weather forecasts beyond the 10-day reliability limit, helping farmers, resource managers and communities make decisions weeks in advance. It has been deployed and broadly available.
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