Microsoft’s weather app will alert you to unusual weather conditions thanks to AI

One of those applications that we often use on our Windows 11 operating system and also on Windows 10 is MSN Weather, which is integrated into this operating system and which you can also access through the Edge browser or the Bing search engine, among other places.

In fact, MSN Weather has been recognized for its world-leading forecast accuracy, an accolade it received earlier this year.

To the delight of users, MSN Weather is now integrated into the Windows operating system, will inform us of unusual weather conditions in our areaand relying on artificial intelligence.

This information engine will draw on 70 years of historical weather data to track temperature, precipitation, humidity and wind in different areas. It will then compare local weather to historical trends to determine if there are any unusual trends with the weather.

If there is an unexpected weather event in our area, The system will send us a notification to keep us informed about the weather.

Such as has reported Microsoft said in a blog post that this new MSN Weather alert system will provide us with information like “temperatures this month are 4.5 degrees cooler than normal for your location” or “it’s been 35 days since there was any measurable precipitation at your location – this is the second longest streak ever recorded,” and the like.

In this way, we will be proactively informed of when these types of significant trends and records occur, so that we can be alert to climate changes in recent decades.

Microsoft says that these new weather information notifications will be powered by artificial intelligence, something worth keeping in mind because not long ago, those in Redmond registered a patent that spoke of an AI-based technology capable of predicting unusual weather events such as tornadoes or storms in an astonishingly precise way.

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