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1. Earth and Planetary Sciences › Meteorological Phenomena and Simulations

   Short- to Medium-Term Weather Forecast Skill of the AI-Based Pangu-Weather Model Using Automatic Weather Stations in China

   Xu, Zhang, Chen and Zhang · Remote Sensing · 2025

   The paper tests the AI model Pangu-Weather against traditional forecast systems using over 2000 Chinese weather stations, and concludes it is applicable to short- to medium-term forecasting.

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   1. Unchecked“The results indicate that Pangu surpasses traditional NWP systems in temperature forecasting, while its performance in predicting wind direction, wind speed and pressure is comparable to them.”
   2. UncheckedPangu's forecast skill falls as lead time grows, but it tends to overtake traditional weather prediction systems at longer lead times.“Additionally, the forecast skill of Pangu diminishes as the lead time extends, but it tends to surpass traditional NWP systems with longer lead times.”