Climate Prediction Based on ConvLSTM-XGBoost Hybrid Model: Validation and Application in the Hongyuan Mountain Region

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Abstract To address the challenge of decoupling spatiotemporal dynamics and topographic effects in climate modeling over complex terrain, this study proposes a ConvLSTM-XGBoost hybrid model based on dynamic Bayesian weighting. Using the Hongyuan Mountain region in Yunnan, China (22.5°-23.5°N, 102.5°-103.5°E) as a case study, the model achieves high-precision climate prediction. The ConvLSTM network captures the spatiotemporal evolution patterns (e.g., southwest monsoon front propagation) in the CN05.1 climate dataset at 0.25° resolution, while XGBoost quantifies the nonlinear modulation effects of 90-meter SRTM DEM topographic features (elevation, aspect) on precipitation phases. A Bayesian Model Averaging (BMA) framework is innovatively introduced to dynamically adjust model weights (XGBoost weight 0.68±0.05 during dry seasons, ConvLSTM weight 0.72±0.07 during monsoon periods), enhancing the model’s responsiveness to extreme events. Experiments based on climate data from 1961-2022 show that the hybrid model reduces the MAE in precipitation prediction by 30.5% compared to CMIP6 (0.0089), and improves the F1 score for identifying extreme precipitation events (>50 mm/day) by 20%. For temperature prediction, the model achieves a Tmax accuracy of 96.53% (error ≤3%), with a 52% reduction in high-value dispersion. This model provides a 1-kilometer resolution decision-making tool for mountain climate risk management, supporting drought warning and hydropower scheduling needs in Yunnan’s "Climate Adaptation Plan 2035", and offers a scalable framework for climate modeling in mountainous regions worldwide.
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Using the Hongyuan Mountain region in Yunnan, China (22.5°-23.5°N, 102.5°-103.5°E) as a case study, the model achieves high-precision climate prediction. The ConvLSTM network captures the spatiotemporal evolution patterns (e.g., southwest monsoon front propagation) in the CN05.1 climate dataset at 0.25° resolution, while XGBoost quantifies the nonlinear modulation effects of 90-meter SRTM DEM topographic features (elevation, aspect) on precipitation phases. A Bayesian Model Averaging (BMA) framework is innovatively introduced to dynamically adjust model weights (XGBoost weight 0.68±0.05 during dry seasons, ConvLSTM weight 0.72±0.07 during monsoon periods), enhancing the model’s responsiveness to extreme events. Experiments based on climate data from 1961-2022 show that the hybrid model reduces the MAE in precipitation prediction by 30.5% compared to CMIP6 (0.0089), and improves the F1 score for identifying extreme precipitation events (>50 mm/day) by 20%. For temperature prediction, the model achieves a Tmax accuracy of 96.53% (error ≤3%), with a 52% reduction in high-value dispersion. This model provides a 1-kilometer resolution decision-making tool for mountain climate risk management, supporting drought warning and hydropower scheduling needs in Yunnan’s "Climate Adaptation Plan 2035", and offers a scalable framework for climate modeling in mountainous regions worldwide. Earth and environmental sciences/Climate sciences Earth and environmental sciences/Ecology Earth and environmental sciences/Environmental sciences Hybrid model Dynamic Bayesian weighting Mountain climate prediction Extreme event detection Hongyuan Mountains Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. Cite Share Download PDF Status: Published Journal Publication published 22 Oct, 2025 Read the published version in Scientific Reports → Version 1 posted Submission checks completed at journal 20 May, 2025 First submitted to journal 20 May, 2025 You are reading this latest preprint version Research Square lets you share your work early, gain feedback from the community, and start making changes to your manuscript prior to peer review in a journal. As a division of Research Square Company, we’re committed to making research communication faster, fairer, and more useful. We do this by developing innovative software and high quality services for the global research community. Our growing team is made up of researchers and industry professionals working together to solve the most critical problems facing scientific publishing. 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