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From sparse datapoints to rich maps

Most weather sensors only tell you what's happening at a single point, leaving vast gaps in between where real-world conditions remain unknown. Our deep learning model aims to change that by predicting ground-level weather across entire areas, even where no sensors exist. The results are already outperforming traditional high-resolution forecasts.

Yaniel Cabrera

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NewsApr 2, 2026
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How weather really shapes your EV range: the 2026 EV range report is out

The 2026 EV range report reveals the US states, European regions, and specific highways that help or hurt your range.

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Power your growth and resilience with Xweather

From predictive insights to live data streams — integrate Xweather into your apps, platforms, and products.