Storm-Chasing Agents: How EWE Turns Extreme Weather into Actionable Intelligence
Storms are easy to see after they arrive. The harder question is what actually made them happen. That distinction sounds academic until money enters the room. An insurer wants to know whether an event belongs to a changing regional risk pattern. A grid operator wants to understand whether a heatwave was driven by persistent blocking, moisture transport, or local feedback. A government agency wants a report fast enough to support preparedness, not just a polished explanation three months later. The weather event is visible. The mechanism is expensive. ...