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1. Earth and Planetary Sciences › Meteorological Phenomena and Simulations

   Predicting regional gray swans via translocation: AI weather models and Dubai’s unprecedented 2024 rainfall

   Sun, Hassanzadeh, Shaw, Pahlavan and Marchakitus · Science Advances · 2026

   The paper tests three AI weather models on the unprecedented 2024 Dubai storm and examines why some succeed, suggesting they learn from similar events elsewhere rather than extrapolating from weaker ones.

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   1. UncheckedTwo AI weather models, GraphCast and AIFS, accurately forecast the unprecedented 2024 Dubai rainfall event up to 8 days in advance.“GraphCast and AIFS accurately forecast this event up to 8 days ahead.”