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Are there any experts around that can chime in on the possible impacts of this technology if widely adopted?

• supdudesupdude 3y ago
  It doesnt predict rainfall so i doubt most of us will actually care about it until then. Still it depends on input data (the current state of weather etc). How are we supposed to accurately model the weather at every point in the world? Especially when tech bro Joe living in San Fran expects things to be accurate to a meter within his doorstep
  • counters 3y ago
    GraphCast does predict rainfall - see https://charts.ecmwf.int/products/graphcast_medium-rain-acc?base_time=202311141200&projection=opencharts_europe&valid_time=202311141800 https://charts.ecmwf.int/products/graphcast_medium-rain-acc?... for example.
• _visgean 3y ago
  It will get adopted, eventually we will have more accurate weather forecasts. Thats good for anything that depends on weather - e.g. energy consumption and production, transportation costs...