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Assessing the environmental costs of multi-scale recurrent neural networks for sustainable extreme rainfall nowcasting
The nowcasting of extreme rainfall poses significant daily challenges on a global scale, especially in vulnerable regions of the Global South. Conventional Numerical Weather Prediction models often fail to deliver accurate and timely forecasts for extreme weather events, exacerbating socioeconomic i
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