= 3D nowcasting
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3D nowcasting is a real-time forecasting technique used primarily in meteorology to predict weather conditions over a short time frame — typically from minutes to a few hours ahead. Unlike traditional forecasting that might use 2D models, 3D nowcasting takes into account the three-dimensional structure of the atmosphere, allowing meteorologists to represent and analyze data in three spatial dimensions (longitude, latitude, and altitude).
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