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May 28, 2013
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Computer scientists and weather experts are using supercomputers to improve tornado forecasts.
Computer scientists and weather experts are working together to develop tornado forecast models based on supercomputer simulations that analyze how constantly changing storm components interact. This unique collaboration between computer science and meteorology is producing game-changing results that could one day lead to improved tornado forecasts.
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