MIT develops AI system to simulate unprecedented extreme weather scenarios

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MIT engineers have created a machine-learning system capable of generating realistic scenarios for extreme weather events that have no historical record. The AI can produce detailed maps depicting the potential size, intensity, and duration of rare storms. It draws on weather statistics and spatial data to model events even more severe than those used in its training dataset. The researchers believe the tool could prove valuable for urban and disaster planners preparing for extreme rainfall, flooding, and wildfires.

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