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Ingrid and Manuel Retired
Meteoworld : May 2014
The WMO hurricane committee announced in April that it would no longer use the name Ingrid for future tropical storms or hurricanes in the Atlantic, and the name Manuel in the eastern North Pacific, because of the death and destruction both storms caused in Mexico in September 2013.
Communicators on Weather and Climate
Meteoworld : May 2014
The world’s weather presenters are effective communicators ideally positioned to address the public on the issue of climate change, including its causes, impacts, and adaptation and mitigation options. Television viewers...
Mentoring and Exchange between East Africa and the UK
Meteoworld : May 2014
Severe Weather Forecasting Demonstration Project (SWFDP) aims to enable a cascading of products and services from numerical weather prediction models from global to regional to national centres, thus ensuring that the best possible information is available to national forecasters (see Cascading Process to Improve Forecasting and Warning Services, WMO Bulletin 62(2), 2013).
Agri-Met Commission Defines Priority Areas
Meteoworld : May 2014
Global food security is under constant threat from weather and climate extremes and will face further challenges from a variable and changing climate.
The Indian Ocean Data Rescue Initiative
Meteoworld : May 2014
East African and Australian droughts, flooding in India, Pakistan and Southern Africa and other such events have caused large socio-economic impacts in affected and neighboring countries.
El Niño/La Niña Update
Meteoworld : May 2014
El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) indicators in the tropical Pacific have generally remained at neutral levels into the early part of the second quarter of 2014; however, though it is still too early to assess the strength of any such event, a majority of models indicate that an El Niño may develop around the middle of the year.
The March 2013 Cold Wave Over Europe
Meteoworld : May 2014
March 2013 was exceptionally cold over most of Europe and was the second coldest March in the UK since 1910.
GEOSS Opens Access to Earth Observation Data and Information
Meteoworld : May 2014
The Group on Earth Observations (GEO), now in the final two years of its first implementation phase, is working to fill significant gaps in global environmental monitoring and analysis capabilities.
New Record for Two-Day Rainfall
Meteoworld : May 2014
Cherrapunji, India, now holds the world record for two-day (48-hour) rainfall, with 2 493 millimeters (98.15 inches) recorded on 15–16 June 1995.
An Orbituary for Jean-Michel Lefèvre
Meteoworld : May 2014
An Orbituary for Jean-Michel Lefèvre