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Ten most used computer models for prediction of cyclonic storms


  


Why Computer Models for Cyclonic Storms?

According to the average of all forecasts, 17 tropical storms will form in 2021, eight of which will intensify into hurricanes. The average number of storms per year is 14, of which seven develop into hurricanes "... More information is available at NBC,2021. How did they forecast? Using various computer models that are known to be efficient and reliable in approximating the track, intensity, and timing of cyclonic storms. The accuracy of these models contributes to the prevention of fatalities and the severity of property damage. In this presentation, I tried to draw attention to the ten most popular models in this field, which were instrumental in saving millions of lives and preserving their way of life. 

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It should be noted that no single model is capable of predicting such stochastic phenomena. As a result, multiple models are used to approximate the occurrence, track, and intensity of a cyclonic storm (any storm having more than 79mph wind speed is known as a Cyclonic Storm).

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