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How AI speed and human insight make hurricane forecasts more accurate

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By Kweilyn Murphy Verified
| WTVD-TV (Durham, NC) Verified
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming how meteorologists track storms, with recent data from the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season solidifying a massive leap forward in forecasting technology. While the National Hurricane Center (NHC) has relied on early forms of AI for years, 2025 emerged as a pivotal turning point. During this past season, the NHC partnered directly with Google DeepMind to experimentally deploy a groundbreaking AI hurricane forecast model.
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Can cold weather cause aches and pains? Here's what experts say

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By Kweilyn Murphy Verified
| WTVD-TV (Durham, NC) Verified
Have you ever felt as though your aching joints or muscles predicted the weather before you could check your app? You're not alone. Dr. Christopher Murawski, an orthopedic surgeon with Duke Health, said the concept of weather-related pain has been studied and patients share that the experience is universal. "Whether it's warm weather, whether it's cold weather, whether it's changes in humidity, changes in pressure and things like that, they do experience joint pains, and muscle pains," he said.
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Running addict, Tom Carr, keeps logging miles at 75-years-old, preparing for ultramarathon

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By Kweilyn Murphy Verified
| WTVD-TV (Durham, NC) Verified
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- Meet 75-year-old Tom Carr from Hillsborough, self-proclaimed running addict. He started keeping a journal back in the 1980s. "I bought a separate journal for just running to log what the time of the day it was, what the weather was," Carr said. Over 40 years later, he has logged over 60,000 running miles. "Every mile is outdoors. Never been on a treadmill. Never been bit by a dog. Never been hit by a car. And I've never worn any type of headphones. I want to hear nature.
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