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Can an AI Learn to Spot Hawaii’s Crazy Storms? – Part I
Hawaii runs on trade winds almost all year. Steady, predictable, blowing in from the northeast like clockwork. Then every so often in the winter, the whole system flips. The wind swings around to blow from the south or southwest instead, and the side of the island that’s usually dry gets overwhelmed with rain. These flip…
The Cat and the Code: Living Through The Quiet Revolution of Weather Forecasting
Just a century ago, long range weather forecasts carried the same accuracy as a flip of a coin. We have come a long way from that period, but predictions still remain difficult even with supercomputers, mainly due to the sheer complexity of Earth’s physics. So where does that leave us in 2026? According to Dr.…