Credit: FrankRamspott/E+ via Getty Images Ever since artificial intelligence entered the mainstream, scientists have been eager to unleash it on weather forecasting. The forecasts we get from our smartphones, TVs, and smart speakers take a lot of processing power—and therefore time and money—to generate. Even then, they're fairly zoomed out, or "coarse resolution," making it difficult to predict how a small-scale weather event might impact a precise geographical area.Theoretically, AI could make...