Dr. Aaron Hill
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Machine Learning
A Diffusion-Based Framework for High-Resolution Precipitation Forecasting over CONUS
M. Vicens-Miquel
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A. McGovern
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Aaron Hill
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E. Fourfoula-Georgiou
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C. Guilloteau
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S. P. Shen
Artificial Intelligence Weather Prediction Model Performance for Hurricane Helene (2024)
E. E. Sudler
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Aaron Hill
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C. R. Homeyer
Extended range machine-learning severe weather guidance based on the operational GEFS
A. J. Clark
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K. A. Hoogewind
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Aaron Hill
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E. D. Loken
DOI
Severe weather forecasts from artificial intelligence weather prediction models
E. White
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Aaron Hill
A Novel Approach Heat Risk Analysis Using ML and URMA, Nocturnal Trends in Houston TX during the 2022 TRACER
E. Spicer
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P. Klein
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Aaron Hill
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C. Wang
BoltCast, Medium-range Lightning Prediction with Neural and Long-Short Term Memory Networks
B. McClung
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A. McGovern
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Aaron Hill
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D. Schvartzman
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M. Stock
Can Ingredients-Based Forecasting be Learned? Disentangling a Random Forest's Severe Weather Predictions
Alexandra C. Mazurek
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Aaron Hill
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Russ S. Schumacher
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Hanna J. McDaniel
DOI
Observation Definitions and their Implications in Machine Learning-based Predictions of Excessive Rainfall
Aaron Hill
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Russ S. Schumacher
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Mitchell R. Green
DOI
Machine Learning for Forecasting
Machine learning tools are being used to generate valuable products that aid operational forecasting
Last updated on Aug 7, 2025
A New Paradigm for Medium-Range Severe Weather Forecasts: Probabilistic Random Forest–Based Predictions
Abstract Historical observations of severe weather and simulated severe weather environments (i.e., features) from the Global Ensemble Forecast System v12 (GEFSv12) Reforecast Dataset (GEFS/R) are used in conjunction to train and test random forest (RF) machine learning (ML) models to probabilistically forecast severe weather out to days 4–8.
Aaron Hill
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Russ S. Schumacher
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Israel L. Jirak
DOI
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