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The weather forecasting tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about high-performance computing and cloud infrastructure used for meteorological modeling. A featured thread details how the UK Met Office migrated its operational weather and climate workloads to a supercomputing cluster hosted on Microsoft Azure, achieving significant gains in compute capacity, resilience, and forecast accuracy. This content highlights the intersection of enterprise IT, cloud computing, and scientific simulation in modern weather forecasting, with a focus on Azure-based HPC solutions and their impact on operational meteorology.
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    Microsoft PBC Improves 3–6 Week Weather Forecasts: Open-Source AI Bias Correction Explained

    If you have ever clicked the weather widget on your Windows 11 taskbar to plan a vacation a month in advance, you already know meteorology’s dirty little secret: beyond about ten to fourteen days, a forecast is often just an educated shrug. Short-range predictions have become remarkably sharp...
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    Met Office Azure Hosted HPC Delivers Scale, Resilience and Advanced Forecasts

    The United Kingdom’s Met Office has spent the past year running its operational weather and climate workloads on a purpose-built supercomputing cluster hosted by Microsoft Azure, and the early results are striking: a step-change in raw compute capacity, measurable gains in operational resilience...