Browsing: World Meteorological Organization

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

Wildfires fueled by climate change worsened global air pollution in 2024, causing PM2.5 spikes and prompting WMO calls for urgent cross-border action.

WHO and WMO urge heat-health plans to protect workers, citing 22.85 million injuries and 19,000 deaths annually linked to rising temperatures.

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.