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Weather Lab

Weather Lab

Weather Lab is an interactive website launched by Google DeepMind and Google Research to share and explore experimental AI weather models. It focuses in particular on tropical cyclone forecasting: it shows their formation, track, intensity, size and shape.

The experimental cyclone model generates up to 50 possible scenarios up to 15 days ahead, across all ocean basins. According to internal evaluations (2023-2024 test data, North Atlantic and East Pacific), the 5-day track prediction was on average about 140 km more accurate than leading physics-based models — roughly a 1.5-day improvement in forecast skill.

Google collaborates on Weather Lab with the U.S. National Hurricane Center (NOAA/NHC), which views the experimental predictions alongside conventional physics-based models to validate them. Forecasts in Weather Lab are experimental and come from models still under development — they are not official warnings; for official forecasts consult your local meteorological agency.

Weather Lab was made publicly available on June 12, 2025 as a free tool for exploration and evaluation. It is associated with the WeatherNext family of models developed by Google DeepMind and Google Research.

Web appFree
Updated 16 Aug 2026Preview / Limited access
Powered by
WeatherNext 2
WeatherNext 2
Model profile

Overview

System type
Input
Structured data
Output
Structured data

Access & Pricing

PUBLIC
Access channels
Web app
Access through a browser-based web application.
Availability scope
Preview / Limited access

Free, public access via the website. An experimental tool — forecasts come from models under development and are not official warnings.

Subscription model
Free
Pricing
Updated 16 Aug 2026Official pricing

Free, public access; an experimental (research/evaluation) tool.

Ecosystem

Applications
Research assistance

Sources

3 sources
Weather Lab — Google DeepMind
Official siteFetched: 16 Aug 2026
WeatherNext — Google DeepMind
Official siteFetched: 16 Aug 2026