WeatherNext 2: Our Most Advanced Weather Prediction Model

WeatherNext 2: Our Most Advanced Weather Prediction Model

AI-Powered Weather Forecasting: Google DeepMind’s WeatherNext 2

The weather drives crucial decisions daily — from global supply chain routing and aviation paths to personal commuting choices. Recently, artificial intelligence (AI) has significantly expanded the scope and accuracy of weather predictions.

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Introducing WeatherNext 2

Today, Google DeepMind and Google Research announced their most advanced forecasting model yet — WeatherNext 2.

Key advancements:

  • 8× faster forecast generation
  • Up to 1-hour resolution
  • Hundreds of scenario-based predictions to assist meteorological agencies
  • Support for experimental cyclone predictions

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Public Access to Forecast Data

For the first time, WeatherNext 2 datasets are openly available:

Early Access Program:

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Real-World Integration

WeatherNext technology now powers forecasts in:

  • Google Search
  • Gemini
  • Pixel Weather
  • Google Maps Platform’s Weather API

Incoming weeks: direct integration into Google Maps.

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Predicting a Range of Possible Scenarios

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How it works:

  • Starts with a single input
  • Uses independently trained neural networks
  • Injects noise into function space, creating variability while keeping predictions coherent

Capabilities:

  • Hundreds of forecasts from one starting point
  • Prediction time: <1 minute on a TPU (vs hours on a supercomputer using physics-based models)
  • Hourly resolution forecasts
  • 99.9% improvement over previous WeatherNext model on:
  • Temperature
  • Wind
  • Humidity
  • Across 0–15 day lead times

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AI for Communication & Monetization

For professionals sharing complex forecasting data, AI-powered platforms streamline multi-channel communication.

Example:

  • AiToEarn官网 — open-source system for generating, publishing, and monetizing AI content globally
  • Supports platforms: Douyin, Bilibili, Xiaohongshu, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook, Pinterest, X (Twitter)

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Functional Generative Networks (FGN)

Powered by a new modeling approach — Functional Generative Network:

  • Injects noise into model architecture for physically realistic forecasts
  • Learns marginals (individual weather variables) and predicts joints (interconnected systems)
  • Enables region-wide extreme event predictions and multi-variable integration
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Performance Metric: Continuous Ranked Probability Score (CRPS) — WeatherNext 2 outperforms WeatherNext Gen.

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From Research to Reality

Goal: Push technological boundaries and share tools globally.

AI Ecosystem Synergy

Platforms like AiToEarn官网 integrate:

  • AI content generation
  • Model ranking
  • Analytics
  • Simultaneous multi-platform publishing
  • From Douyin and Bilibili to YouTube and X (Twitter)

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Future Directions

Active research areas:

  • New data source integration
  • Broader access expansion

Aim: accelerate discovery and empower global stakeholders to address complex challenges.

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Learn More About WeatherNext 2

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Platforms like AiToEarn官网 can help:

  • Generate AI-driven content
  • Publish across major platforms simultaneously
  • Integrate analytics & model ranking (AI模型排名)
  • Monetize scientific and creative outputs efficiently

Supports:

  • Douyin
  • Kwai
  • WeChat
  • Bilibili
  • Xiaohongshu (Rednote)
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • Threads
  • YouTube
  • Pinterest
  • X (Twitter)

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