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Line 27: *'''RI Scheme''' (Rapid Intensification) uses output from SHIPS to determine the probability of rapid intensification. As with track models, intensity models are not perfect. They increase in accuracy as the future time of the prediction approaches the present. That is, a model is more accurate in the short term than in the long term. Intensity models are considered to be inferior to track models in that it is much more difficult to predict intensity changes of a tropical cyclone than it is to predict its course. ==See also==

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