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  • Smartphone app
    Samoa promotes smartphone app for weather warnings to regional meeting

    By Seia Ualesi of Savali Newspaper

    16 August, 2017, Honiara, Solomon Islands, PMC-4 – Samoa showcased its smartphone app designed to deliver warnings in times of natural disasters as well as daily weather reports at the Fourth Pacific Meteorological Council in Honiara, Solomon Islands.

    Samoa Meteorology Division Assistant Chief Executive Officer Mulipola Ausetalia Titimaea said that this tool had been tested by the met office over the last six months.

  • Secretary General WMO Petteri Taalas
    WMO to strengthen presence in Asia Pacific region

    By Pita Ligaiula of Pacific Island New Association (PINA)

    16 August, 2017, Honiara, Solomon Islands, PMC-4The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) has boosted its presence in the Asia and Pacific region with the opening of its office in Singapore to better service the needs of member countries.

  • Dr. Jin Ho Yoo
    PMC hears breakthrough in climate prediction modelling

    By Samisoni Pareti of Islands Business Magazine & Bentaake Kiima of Broadcasting & Publications Authority (Kiribati)

    16 August, 2017, Honiara, Solomon Islands, PMC-4 – A joint South Korean and Pacific Island project has announced the development of an advanced climate prediction system that climatologists predict would revolutionise seasonal climate forecast in our part of the world.

  • Litea Biukoto
    Pacific Resilience Program moves forward

    By Linny Folau of Matangi Tonga Online

    16 August, 2017, Honiara, Solomon Islands, PMC-4 – A regional program aimed at strengthening Pacific Island countries resilience to natural disasters and climate change is moving forward with projects in Samoa and Tonga.

  • Dr. Andrew Tait
    Roadmap applauded as it awaits endorsement

    By Priya Chand of Islands Business Magazine

    16 August, 2017, Honiara, Solomon Islands, PMC-4 – The Pacific Roadmap for Strengthened Climate Services (PRSC) 2017-2026 received support from members present at the Pacific Meteorology Council meeting today.