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The 13 pages that link to Ensemble forecasting, each with the reason it gives.

• Weather forecastingRelated: The spread among simulations estimates how uncertain a forecast is.

• Numerical weather predictionRelated: The spread among forecasts estimates uncertainty in the evolving atmospheric state.

• Climate modelRelated: Ensembles reveal how projections vary across plausible model setups and starting states.

• Uncertainty quantificationBroader topic: It is a concrete prediction strategy for sampling forecast uncertainty.

• Flood forecastingRelated: Multiple plausible weather and hydrological simulations show a range of possible flood outcomes.

• Climate modelingCompared with: Climate ensembles use related runs to explore uncertainty, but climate projections are not ordinary initial-condition forecasts.

• NowcastingRelated: Ensembles show a range of plausible near-term outcomes rather than one trajectory.

• Tropical cyclone forecastingRelated: The spread among simulations indicates uncertainty in possible storm tracks and intensities.

• Butterfly effectRelated: It estimates uncertainty by displaying how small starting variations spread into different outcomes.

• Mesoscale meteorologyRelated: Small-scale atmospheric uncertainty can produce sharply different mesoscale forecasts.

• Tropical cyclone track forecastingRelated: The spread among tracks estimates uncertainty in the storm’s future path.

• Tropical cyclone rainfall forecastingRelated: An ensemble shows the range of plausible rainfall outcomes, not just one track or total.

• Marine weather forecastingRelated: Multiple model outcomes reveal uncertainty in storm tracks and marine hazard forecasts.