Pacific Meteorological Council

About PMC

The Pacific Meteorological Council (PMC) is a specialized subsidiary body of SPREP, established at the Fourteenth Regional Meteorological Services Directors meeting in Majuro, Republic of Marshall Island in August 2011 to facilitate and coordinate the scientific and technical programme and activities of the Regional Meteorological Services.

Niue met training
Building a more resilient Niue through strengthened climate science and services
/ 19 August 2026 / 0 comments

11 August 2026, Alofi, Niue – A three-day training was carried out at the Niue Meteorological Service (NMS) to help strengthen the capacity of its Climate Services team to use a range of climate prediction tools and platforms in order to get the best possible climate outlooks and seasonal predictions for Niue. 

ClimSA: The Intra-ACP Climate Services and Related Application Programme.

The Intra-ACP Climate Services and Related Application Programme. 

The programme has been approved for a total of EUR 85M under the intra ACP Cooperation – 11th European Development Fund - Strategy Paper and Indicative programme 2014-2020 programming actions for the ACP regional organizations/institutions and countries. The overall goal of this Action is to support the climate information services value chain with technical and financial assistance, infrastructure and capacity building.

Mwata Keariki
Information Saves Lives: Meet Mwata Keariki of the Kiribati Meteorological Service
/ 30 July 2026 / 0 comments

For Ms. Mwata Keariki, a career in meteorology wasn't something she had planned. In fact, after graduating from the University of the South Pacific with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science, she imagined herself working in the environmental sector.

But sometimes the most rewarding careers begin with an unexpected opportunity.

ENSO Directive workshop
Tonga Develops National El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Directive to Better Prepare for El Niño and La Niña Impacts
/ 22 July 2026 / 0 comments

Nuku’alofa, Tonga – Tonga continues to enhance and strengthening its national resilience to slow-onset climate events, with the development of its first National El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Directive, which will provide national guidance in a more coordinated  mechanism to guide preparedness, coordination, communication and response across sectors to the impacts of El Niño and La Niña events.

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