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Cedars-Sinai researchers used AI to create what they contend are the most realistic and complex computer models of individual brain cells to date.

Cedars-Sinai researchers used AI to create what they contend are the most realistic and complex computer models of individual brain cells to date.

We move you into tuesday, and i would say over 100 reporting stations will have highs over 100 degrees. and 130 of them will actually break the records. chicago warming up. the east coast warming up. and it could get to 106 degrees in atlanta on next thursday. thats what the computer models are saying, not the official forecast, but its possible that would break the all-time record high in atlanta ever. >> yikes. chad myers in the cnn weather center. thank you. lets get advice on weathering the ...

Become fewer across parts of wales and the south—west. rain may be coming back into northern ireland, cooler here and in that rain across the central belt. and this is a ex—tropical storm michael alex, it gave flooding in florida and the hamas —— it is an ex tropical storm michael alex. there will be some patchy rain, sun showers but perhaps some sunshine, temperatures on thursday similar to what we have seen at the moment. our recent computer models have tended to steer that deep area o...

Northwards gets stuck in the central belt, so a cooler day here. after the rain in eastern england, england and wales seeing sunshine and showers developing, and they could be quite heavy in eastern areas in the afternoon as they become fewer in wales and the south west. we could see some cloud and patchy rain coming back into northern ireland in the afternoon later in the day, back over the irish sea, but ahead of that temperatures are 20—21 degrees. leaving the uk behind just briefly and int...

Computer models have been taking that area of low pressure further away from the uk to we are not getting the strongest winds. we will see winds across northwestern areas of the uk closer to the low. but with tropical in there as well. so it would be warmth around in the week. we could have some cloud and some rain and drizzle toward southeastern areas before that moves through. we look get sunshine and showers more frequent heavy showers and leaned toward the west in scotland and also across no...

Where you have the driest and sunniest weather, part of the midlands, wales and parts of lincolnshire. this evening and overnight a start for england and wales. showers in scotland and northern ireland. tonight it could be heavy and thundery. later on, signs of thickening cloud and more in the way of persistent rain migrating towards wales and the south—west. tonight will not be quite as mild as a light that has just gone. some gardeners across england and wales have been looking forward to th...

One of them has measured carbon dioxide since 1958. by coincidence, thats the year i was born. so, during my lifetime, levels of this key gas have just kept rising. the most striking thing that i see in the co2 records since 1958 is that the concentration in the atmosphere has gone up every single year. so, where would this lead us? the early computer models couldnt be sure. there were lots of uncertainties, but the scenarios were already looking scary. the arctic was the hot spot, heating up mu...

The early computer models couldnt be sure. there were lots of uncertainties, but the scenarios were already looking scary. the arctic was the hot spot, heating up much faster than the rest of the planet, and i was to return to it many times. it was greenland that really unnerved me. it may be remote, but theres enough ice here to raise the global sea level by seven metres. i could see for myself a frightening pace of change. 0ur helicopter seemed tiny against the edge of the vast ice sheet. this...

Now, that i just dont know if we have that room to really take in a true this complex as the collapse of the livable climate, which is happening. make no mistake about it. you saw in kentucky, colorado. the crazy record high temperatures up in alaska that were just off the charts. i just read a story the other day, where they said, according to new models, computer models, that in eight years, 50% of our days will be one out of 100-year heat event. i read this article and im like, where is that?...