Deep Learning Techniques for Weather Prediction

Human activities are directly impacted by weather occurrences. Forest fires, high air temperatures that lead to drought, and extreme weather events caused by global warming all make life more difficult for humans. Precautions against such climatic calamities require weather forecast models that are both accurate and effective. As a result, creating models that accurately forecast the weather is crucial. The creation of effective models of deep learning-based weather forecasting was greatly aided by technological advancements. This study suggested a hybrid weather prediction model based on convolutional and recurrent neural networks, which had a decent success rate. The dataset named Jena, which comprises 14 parameters, extensive meteorological information that has not been used for predicting the weather, was subjected to the suggested hybrid model. The experimental findings were compared using well-known machine learning, deep learning, and statistical techniques such CNN, Integrated Moving Average with Auto-Regression, LSTM, RNN, Random Forest, Multilayer Perceptrons and SVM. These comparisons showed that the suggested hybrid model had the best prediction outcome across the board. For instance, the suggested hybrid model produced the following findings based on the weather forecast data for Jena.