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1. Earth and Planetary Sciences › Tropical and Extratropical Cyclones Research

   Dynamical-bridge fidelity as a pre-release standard for hybrid seasonal tropical-cyclone forecasts

   Li · Environmental Research Communications · 2026

   A Perspective proposing a pre-release audit for hybrid machine-learning–physics seasonal tropical-cyclone forecasts, tracing each forecast from its boundary source through atmospheric circulation to the declared hazard.

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   1. UncheckedThe paper argues that basin-wide skill scores cannot show whether a seasonal cyclone forecast keeps the true source of predictability or gets the right circulation.“Basin metrics do not reveal whether a forecast preserves the source of predictability, translates it through the correct circulation, or benefits from compensation among genesis and track errors.”