Weather Forecasts and Warnings

Weather Forecasts and Warnings

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The WMO World Weather Information Service, hosted by the Hong Kong Observatory,  is the source
of the official information and warnings from the National Meteorological and Hydrological Services of Members.

World Weather Information System

World Weather Information Service

Dynamic site for city and country forecast

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Tropical cyclones and severe weather forecasts

Severe Weather Information Centre

Tropical cyclones and severe weather forecasts

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Data Collection or Production Centre for the World Weather Information Service

Data Collection or Production Centre for the World Weather Information Service

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MyWorldWeatherAppMyWorldWeather App

This application for Android and Apple is a mobile version of the World Weather Information Service (WWIS) equipped with location-based technology to automatically provide users with the official weather forecasts: 

Mobile apps

iPhone - Android

MeteoAlarm

 

MeteoAlarm Europe

Alerting Europe for extreme weather.

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Sand and Dust Storm Warning Advisory and Assessment System (Forecast Maps)

The WMO Sand and Dust Storm Project was initiated in 2004 and its Sand and Dust Storm Warning Advisory and Assessment System (SDS-WAS) was launched by the Fifteenth World Meteorological Congress in 2007.

Atmospheric composition forecast and assessments

CAMS forecasts charts demonstration provided to WMO by Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service implemented by ECMWF on behalf of European Commission.

Related Information

Weather

We need weather forecasts to know what to wear, to plan our day and to prepare for natural hazards that may lie ahead. However, weather forecasts provide essential information for decision-making in many other areas:

Environment

All life depends on a healthy planet, but the interwoven systems of atmosphere, oceans, watercourses, land, ice cover and biosphere, which form the natural environment, are threatened by human activities. The Global Atmosphere Watch (GAW) programme provides reliable scientific data and information on aerosols, greenhouse gases, selected reactive gases, ozone, ultraviolet radiation and precipitation chemistry (or atmospheric deposition).