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A Station-Based Evaluation of Machine Learning-based Weather Forecasting Models in Northern Norway
Recent machine learning weather prediction (MLWP) models have demonstrated remarkable forecasting skill on global reanalysis-based benchmarks. However, their performance remains unclear in challenging environments such as Northern Norway, where narrow fjords and rapidly changing weather result in hi
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