Browsing: WMO

AI is reshaping weather forecasting as agencies use advanced models to improve flood alerts, early warnings and climate readiness.

Sand and dust storms affected 330 million people in 2024, with WMO urging action as health and economic risks grow due to rising dust emissions.

iClimateAction strengthens global climate intelligence by bridging data gaps and enhancing monitoring systems for 193 nations.

The World Meteorological Organization confirms 2024 is the warmest year on record, citing rising greenhouse gases and extreme weather events driven by human activities.

A UN report reveals that global river flows reached record lows in 2023, as prolonged droughts and climate change caused severe water shortages in key river basins across multiple regions.

According to the UN weather agency, many parts of the world had just experienced the third hottest July on record…