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AI can predict and plan ahead for drought with access to the right data, experts say

Researchers at Virginia Tech have determined that artificial intelligence models can accurately forecast drought conditions when provided with specific environmental and climate datasets. By analyzing historical patterns and real-time data, these systems offer a more proactive tool for water management and resource allocation. This capability helps local authorities identify risks earlier, potentially reducing the economic and agricultural damage caused by prolonged water shortages.

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