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LoRA Adaptation Strength in Aurora-WRF: Trade-offs in Regional Heavy-Rainfall Forecasting
We investigate how parameter-efficient adaptation of an atmospheric foundation model affects downstream regional precipitation in a controlled Aurora-WRF coupling experiment over the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region. A single-step, precipitation-weighted LoRA adaptation of AuroraPretrained is trained on
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