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A Quantum-AI Framework for Extreme Weather Prediction

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The frequency and intensity of extreme weather events in North America will likely increase with a changing climate. High resolution simulations are necessary to advance process-based understanding of weather events at local scales accompanying future changes in global atmospheric circulation.

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Kim, Grace, Poworoznek, Evan, Thompson, Robert, Glaudell, Andrew, Jarret, Michael, Porter, Jay. 2021-02-15. A Quantum-AI Framework for Extreme Weather Prediction. https://doi.org/10.2172/1769650

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