High-Resolution Weather Forecasting System for Punjab, India
The Weather and Climate Modelling Research Group (WeCLiMb) at IISER Mohali, led by Dr. Raju Attada, has developed a high-resolution weather forecasting system for Punjab, India, based on the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model. The system is designed to provide continuous forecasts for up to 72 hours (3 days ahead), with a focus on rainfall and temperature. The forecasting system is intended to support local communities, farmers, and decision-makers by providing timely and location-specific weather information. Such forecasts can help improve preparedness and support informed decisions related to agriculture, water management, extreme rainfall, heat conditions, and other weather-sensitive activities. Through this initiative, WeCLiMb aims to strengthen high-resolution weather prediction capabilities and contribute to weather-resilient and climate-informed decision-making in Punjab. We acknowledge IISER Mohali for the support.
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The Team Behind This Effort
Dr. Madhusai Singuru
Researcher
Shiv Shankar Singh
Researcher
Adil Muhammed I K
Researcher
Himanshu Pandey
Researcher
Gopika V Gopal
Researcher
Sangeeta Kumari
Researcher
Nikhil Hale
Researcher
Akash Shit
Researcher
Looking for collaboration with WeCLiMb?
We at WeCLiMb are always open to collaboration opportunities. Please contact the PI of the group via email at rajuattada@iisermohali.ac.in.
Please ensure your email subject line begins with "WeCLiMb Forecast System Collaboration Request".