World Meteorological Day
The World Meteorological Organization (WHO) was established in 1950 on March 23rd and was dubbed the World Meteorological Day.
Meteorological refers to the science of the atmosphere, encompassing the study of weather, climate, and atmospheric phenomena, such as temperate, air pressure, and humidity. It relates to the short-term, daily or hourly changes in the weather, focussing on forecasting and understanding atmospheric processes.
The theme for this years day “observing today, protecting tomorrow”. This day is also to highlight the importance of and its role in weather forecasting, climate monitoring and disaster preparedness.
It is to raise awareness about the possible consequences of climate change.
You can get involved by organising or participating in an educational workshops on weather forecasting and early warning systems. Use social media to share information about local weather challenges and the importance of observation. Advocate for stronger observation networks and support climate-focused initiatives (Remitly).
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