Weather models - A brighter forecast

- Dr Robert Muir-Wood
- 01 Sep 2003
- Indicative reading time: 7 minutes

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From transitioning storms to the sting-jet, meteorological research is being incorporated in catastrophe modelling

While many reinsurers may assume that all the technical issues underlying catastrophe (cat) models are now solved, the past 2-3 years have shown some significant advances in the meteorological

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