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ClimateAi Has U.S. Patent Granted for GenAI-Based Approach Applied to Weather Forecasting
Patent granted for groundbreaking approach using deep generative models to dramatically improve future climate impact predictions at a local level San Francisco, March 21, 2024 — ClimateAi, a pioneer...
Vintage Vibes: California Wines, La Niña, and 2024 Weather
A complex wine is said to have many different types of aromas and flavors and several layers of depth. This type of complexity could also be used to describe the climate wine growers find themselves heading...
Understanding Water Shortage and the Global Water Crisis: 2023-2024 Expectations
If we told you that there is currently a water crisis on our hands, would that surprise you? For those who live in areas where the scarcity of water is not an active concern on a daily basis, you might...
In this second edition of our “Values and Vision - The ClimateAi Culture Catalyst Series,” we continue our dive into the principles that define and drive our organization forward. Central to any company's...
2024: Regen Ag Tactics vs. Weather Challenges
Agriculture, perhaps surprisingly, is one of five main contributors to greenhouse gas emissions worldwide. While a significant portion of those emissions have been linked to livestock and fertilizers,...
Highlights of Our Conversations at ClimateAi Interview with Business Operations Manager Ariel Avgi
In this third installment of "Conversations at ClimateAi," we delve into the world of Ariel Avgi, whose journey from mathematics and climate science research to operational excellence at ClimateAi illustrates...
Why Barley and Hops Farmers Want Lion-Like March Weather
“In like a lion, out like a lamb” is a saying that represents the often volatile changes in the weather that occur at the start of March, but then lead to calmer weather by the end of March, heading...
Leap Year’s Weather History: Jumping to 2024’s Crop Impact
Some folklore says bad weather is worse in leap years. While extreme weather has occurred in previous leap years, there is no scientific connection between the two. Even so, let’s explore the bad weather...
Tomatoes in Turmoil: India’s Climate Challenge
Tomatoes originated in South America, but they have spread to all parts of the world. Where you live will likely determine how you eat them. In Italy, tomatoes are used to make red sauce, in France for...