Norway to Host International Polar Year to Advance Polar Cli
Norway will host the fifth International Polar Year (2032–2033), with Tromsø as the global hub for polar research and climate monitoring.
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Norway will host the fifth International Polar Year (2032–2033), with Tromsø as the global hub for polar research and climate monitoring.
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Climate data chains face observation gaps and service disconnects. The iClimateAction project coordinates WMO, GCOS, and GEO to link satellite and ground-based
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The flash flood in Nepal on August 26 has killed 359 people and injured 73, with around 10,000 households in urgent need of assistance. Preliminary investigatio
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July 2026 global land and ocean surface temperatures set new records, as heatwaves, droughts, wildfires, and floods converged. The events underscore the critica
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The WMO and UNDRR-backed CREWS Djibouti initiative is making headway in translating meteorological information into early action through multi-hazard early warn
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Instead of one forecast per city, gridded …
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Online monitoring of temperature, salinity…
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With no rotating parts, ultrasonic time-of…
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Lightning warning systems grade their resp…
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Five dimensions matter: parameters, wind s…
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