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Could AI cost me my job as a weather forecaster?

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By Derek Brockway
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Could AI cost me my job as a weather forecaster? Weather forecasts play a huge role in our daily lives. They help us to decide how we get to work, if we need an umbrella and when to hang out the washing. For industries like farming, shipping, aviation and renewable energy, accurate forecasts are essential. I've been presenting the weather on the BBC for nearly 30 years. Over that time, I've witnessed how our changing climate is bringing more extreme and intense weather events.
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How rain can make you happier and healthier

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By Derek Brockway
| Yahoo Style Canada Verified
Molecules released into the air during rainfall are thought to help relieve stress and boost energy levels [Getty Images] Apart from a few sunny days recently, it feels like it has not stopped raining for months and months. But did you know that going for a walk on a rainy day can be good for you? Scientists have discovered that rain can make us happy and improve our mental health.
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SAD: Weatherman Derek Brockway on combating his winter sadness Original

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By Derek Brockway
| BBC Verified
Image caption, In my day job I let you all know about the changing seasons, but I find them difficult to cope with As a weather person I love telling people about the changing seasons - from heatwaves to blizzards and everything in between. But as the days get shorter I - like many others - feel low. I think I might have Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). The cold, wet weather means I have less energy and, with the clocks going back on Sunday, I know I'm not the only one.
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