The article discusses how artificial intelligence (AI) is being used to improve hurricane forecasting. AI models can analyze vast amounts of data, including satellite imagery, radar data, and weather observations, to identify patterns and make predictions about a hurricane’s path and intensity. One AI system, developed by researchers at Penn State, outperformed traditional forecasting methods in predicting a hurricane’s rapid intensification. Another AI model, created by Google, accurately predicted Hurricane Ian’s path and intensity several days in advance. AI can also help meteorologists communicate risks more effectively by generating visualizations and simulations. However, AI models still have limitations and require human oversight. Meteorologists must interpret the AI’s outputs and combine them with their own expertise and experience. Overall, AI is a powerful tool that can enhance hurricane forecasting, but it works best when integrated with human knowledge and decision-making.