The gap between forecasts and reality can change public emotions during disasters
What happens when weather forecasts do not match reality? How does the public emotionally respond when a disaster unfolds differently from what they expected? A research team led by Professor Jonghun Kam and Kiru Kim from the Department of Environmental Engineering at POSTECH investigated how forecast error types influenced public emotion during the landfall of Typhoon Khanun. Using artificial intelligence (AI) and natural language processing (NLP), the researchers found that different types of forecast error (e.g., overestimation and underestimation) triggered distinct emotional responses among the public. The study has been published in GeoHealth.
Argentina vs. Switzerland: How to Watch the World Cup Quarterfinal
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After a stunning comeback win against Egypt, Argentina will face Switzerland in the quarterfinals
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Annual Climate Bike Ride Underway From Brazil Via Europe To Asia Minor
The annual bicycle ride to the next United Nations Climate Conference (COPBIKERIDE.org), which this year is being held in Turkey, has got underway from several key cities in western Europe including from Hamburg to Berlin en route to Antalya in November
Indonesian Virtual-Production Horror Feature ‘Whispers of Fatimah’ Sets September Release, Unveils First-Look Video (EXCLUSIVE)
Mystery horror feature “Bisikan Desa Gringsing: Whispers of Fatimah” has released its first-look video and locked in a September Indonesian theatrical opening, producers Mandela Pictures and Oceanus Media Global (OMG Studios) have revealed.
Trump administration subpoenas New York Times reporters over coverage
The administration of United States President Donald Trump has issued subpoenas against journalists from The New York Times, in what advocates say is an escalating attack on the free press.
South Africa’s Jayden Adams, 25, dies after playing in FIFA World Cup
South African and Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder died after featuring in his nation’s run to the World Cup round of 32.
Jayden Adams died at age 25 after playing in three FIFA World Cup 2026 matches last month for South Africa, the country’s football players union confirmed on Saturday.
What is Eclipsa Video, and how does it compare to Dolby Vision and HDR10? - Engadget
It might just change your viewing experience for the (way) better.
NYT ‘Connections’ Hints And Answers For Sunday, July 12
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Welcome back, Connectioneers! If you’re looking for help with today’s puzzling NYT Connections puzzle, I’m here to offer my assistance with some extra clues and the solutions to the Yellow, Blue, Green and Purple groups.
US, Lebanese delegations meet to discuss Israeli ‘pilot zones’ withdrawal
Sources tell Al Jazeera talks are focused on establishing a mechanism for the first of two so-called pilot zones.
Military delegations from the United States and Lebanon have met in Beirut to work out how to implement the first phase of a US-brokered framework agreement intended to achieve an Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon.
Box Office: ‘Moana’ Makes $18 Million on Opening Day
Although “Moana” led the box office on Friday, the live-action remake didn’t make the domestic splash Disney was probably hoping for.
“Moana” made just $18 million on Friday from 3,875 North American theaters. Rival estimates have it grossing $45 million through opening weekend, which is below the $56 million the original “Moana” earned over its debut in 2016. Disney shelled out $250 million for the live-action reprise, up from the $175 million spent on its animated older sibling, meaning “Moana” needs to stick around in theaters for a while to justify costs.