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Every day, people check the forecast before stepping outside wondering if they’ll need an umbrella, if a storm might delay a flight, or if wildfire smoke will make the air unsafe to breathe. Behind those simple predictions lies an enormous web of data, from satellites orbiting Earth to ground-based sensors tracking winds, temperatures, and pollution levels.

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Weather and Atmospheric Forecasting

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年

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  • Eldar Sultanow,
  • Marcus Grum,
  • Mckinley Black

摘要

Every day, people check the forecast before stepping outside wondering if they’ll need an umbrella, if a storm might delay a flight, or if wildfire smoke will make the air unsafe to breathe. Behind those simple predictions lies an enormous web of data, from satellites orbiting Earth to ground-based sensors tracking winds, temperatures, and pollution levels.