Archive · 24 Nov 2025
Fyllo Launches AI Weather Model for Rainfall Alerts
Fyllo, an agritech company, has created a new AI tool called DeepMet 1.
This tool helps predict rain for the next six hours in very specific areas, like between different villages or streets.
It uses data from satellites to make these predictions.
The tool is useful for farmers, city planners, and energy managers who need to know about rain to make better decisions.
It can be used by anyone through a website or special computer codes.
The goal is to help people in India, where the weather can be very different from one place to another.
Fyllo launched DeepMet 1, an AI weather model for 6-hour rainfall forecasts.
The model operates at a hyperlocal resolution of 10×10 km, designed for the Indian subcontinent.
DeepMet 1 uses satellite observations to provide highly localized precipitation forecasts.
The model is accessible via API and can be visualized on a live dashboard.
It aims to address challenges in agriculture, urban planning, and energy management caused by unexpected rainfall.
- Who
- Agritech startup Fyllo
- What
- Launched DeepMet 1, an AI-powered weather prediction model
- When
- November 24, 2025
- Where
- Indian subcontinent
- Why
- To provide short-term, hyperlocal rainfall forecasts for farmers, cities, and industries
- Model Name
- DeepMet 1
- Resolution
- 10×10 km
- Forecast Duration
- 6 hours
- Target Region
- Indian subcontinent
- Data Source
- Satellite observations
- API Access
- Available for developers and institutions
- Launch Date
- November 24, 2025