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Climate models move closer to the planning desk

Source dated 18 Sept 2026 · Brief by 20 Today
Selected 18 Sept 2026, 23:50 BST · 24-hour selection ended 19 Sept 2026, 23:50 BST

MIT has outlined work on tools intended to help communities and infrastructure planners assess exposure to extreme weather.

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The research includes assessing local hazards and exploring where to locate electricity infrastructure. The university describes an ongoing programme, with further work needed to turn models into practical planning tools. It is not a local emergency warning service.

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University project update, not a new weather forecast or a claim of independently validated protection.

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