Early Warnings for All News

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News
02 septembre 2024

L’Afrique pâtit de manière disproportionnée du changement climatique et des coûts de l’adaptation
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News
22 août 2024

Mozambique takes strides towards Early Warnings for All
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News
13 août 2024

July sets new temperature records
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Update
29 juillet 2024

Empowering Pacific Island countries to advance their hydrological and water resources capacities

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Update
22 juillet 2024

WMO and FAO partnering to enhance early warnings for the agriculture sector
A large dust storm sweeps across a barren, desert landscape with a road on the left side of the image. The sky is dark and ominous.
News
12 juillet 2024

Le Bulletin de l’OMM met en avant les risques et les effets des tempêtes de sable et de poussière
Satellite image of a large, well-defined hurricane with a visible eye, near the Caribbean islands, displaying intense colors indicating varying levels of precipitation and storm intensity.
News
08 juillet 2024

Record-breaking Hurricane Beryl threatens Caribbean

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Project update
05 juillet 2024

New project will strengthen early warnings for floods and flash floods in Southwest Indian Ocean

A satellite image showing a tropical cyclone Freddy over the Indian Ocean with distinct cloud formations and colorful atmospheric patterns. Coastlines of surrounding regions are partially visible.
News
02 juillet 2024

OMM: avec 36 jours d’existence, le cyclone tropical Freddy est le plus long jamais observé

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