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Wet-Biased Data Pipelines Mislead the Training and Evaluation of Generative Precipitation Nowcasting
Generative models for precipitation nowcasting are trained and evaluated predominantly on wet-biased datasets, which over-represent precipitation events to emphasize rare extremes. Selecting test cases based on target observations is known to favor forecasts that match the selected distribution rath
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