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World Meteorological Day
Events of Interest
23

Date

23 March 2020
Location: Geneva, Switzerland
For more information: worldmetday.wmo.int
Hurricane Committee - 42nd session (HC-42)
Meetings
30

Start date

30 March 2020
3

End date

3 April 2020
Location: Panama city, Panama
11th Meeting of the Ozone Research Managers of the Parties to the Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer
Meetings
8

Start date

8 July 2020
10

End date

10 July 2020
Location: Montreal, Canada
Vision, Mission, Strategic Planning
WMO provides world leadership and expertise in international cooperation in the delivery and use of high-quality, authoritative weather, climate, hydrological and related environmental services by its Members, for the improvement of the well-being of societies of all nations.
Joint Meeting of the Expert Team on Impact-Based Forecast and Warning Serivces (ET/IMPACT), Expert Team on Services and Products Innovation and Improvement (ET/SPII) and the Implementation Coordination Team on Public Weather Services Delivery (ICT/PWSD)
Meetings
5

Start date

5 December 2019
6

End date

6 December 2019
Location: Exeter, United Kingdom
First joint session of the Commission for Observation, Infrastructure and Information Systems (INFCOM), the Commission for Weather, Climate, Water and Related Environmental Services and Applications (SERCOM) and the Research Board (RB) - (postponed)
Constituent Bodies
4

Start date

4 April 2020
8

End date

8 April 2020
Location: Geneva, Switzerland
Here is the link to the session website: http://meetings.wmo.int/JM-TC Postponed - date to be confirmed

WMO Community Platform - 2019
WMO Community Platform
Bulletin 69 (1)
Date publication: 2020
Economic slowdown as a result of COVID is no substitute for Climate Action
News
Publish Date: 24 March 2020
Efforts to control the Coronavirus pandemic have reduced economic activity and led to localized improvements in air quality . But it is too early to assess the implications for concentrations of greenhouse gases which are responsible for long-term climate change. Carbon dioxide levels at key observing stations have so far this year been higher than last year.
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