Mary Hui
Writer at The Asymmetric
Weather Reporter at Bloomberg News
Weather reporter @business. Formerly, @qz. Wrote https://t.co/jq7rmliEG9 (now on hiatus). Say hi: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Mary Hui |Pratik Parija
India expects an above-normal monsoon this year, which could help boost agricultural output and economic growth as US tariffs throw global trade into turmoil. Total rainfall during the June-September window is forecast to be 105% of the long-term average, according to M. Ravichandran, secretary of the Ministry of Earth Sciences. The forecast has a 5% margin of error.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Mary Hui |Pratik Parija
Sign up for the India Edition newsletter by Menaka Doshi – an insider's guide to the emerging economic powerhouse, and the billionaires and businesses behind its rise, delivered weekly. India expects an above-normal monsoon this year, which could help boost agriculture output and economic growth as US tariffs throw global trade into turmoil.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Mary Hui |Pratik Parija
India expects an above-normal monsoon this year, which could help boost agriculture output and economic growth as US tariffs throw global trade into turmoil. Total rainfall during the June-September window is forecast to be 105% of the long-term average, according to M. Ravichandran, secretary of the Ministry of Earth Sciences. The forecast has a 5% margin of error.
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1 week ago |
propertycasualty360.com | Mary Hui
A series of extreme rainfall events in Hong Kong in the past two years unleashed damaging floods citywide. (Credit: Justin Chin/Bloomberg) (Bloomberg) — The proliferation of AI weather models in recent years means small, commercial firms are now developing the ability to rapidly make specialized predictions, like when and how much it will rain in your neighborhood or how much wind will blow to spin a turbine. Your access to unlimited PropertyCasualty360 content isn’t changing.
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financialpost.com | Mary Hui
Floods are particularly hard to model because they are caused by localized weather systems and their full impact is dependent on many human-made factors, like drainage systems. But as extreme rains become more frequent, floods account for a rising share of insured losses. Globally, more than one in five people are estimated to face significant flood risk, with South and East Asia being the most exposed.
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This whimsical and irreverent piece I wrote in 2019 has a pretty long tail huh
@ParticleofKPSP https://t.co/2Ggjuki6c2 by @maryhui
The next frontier of forecasting will go beyond traditional weather data as forecasters, aided by new AI techniques, turn to non-weather inputs to help predict emerging weather risks and volatile climate patterns. With @joewertz; 🎁🔗: https://t.co/m4Cy4v9G0Z
RT @YanQinyq: Hedge funds are paying top dollar for weather and climate experts China aims to attract foreign talent to advance its meteor…
