Tuvalu Meteorological Service

Official Twitter Account of the Tuvalu Meteorological Service

[Tuvalu Meteorological Service @TuvaluMET]

The weather forecast for this morning until evening, 26th September 2024.

[Philip Malsale @realPhilMalsale]

SPREP - COSPPac Technical Committe (TCC) on CliDE database meet today to discuss 2024-25 work plan and recommendations for COSPPac Steering Committe meeting approval later this week. Great work COSPPac Technical partners.

[Global Centre for Climate Mobility @GCCMobility]

Sincere congratulations to Tuvalu’s new PM Feleti Teo & Cabinet for their inauguration. @GCCMobility is excited to continue our robust partnership in addressing your foremost priority: addressing existential threats of the climate crisis

📸 https://t.co/fpoBSYTLlE

[Philip Malsale @realPhilMalsale]

COSPPac - UNEP funded training day 10 focuses on Climate Change in the Pacific, Pacific Climate Change Data Portal and CliDE database. These sessions help NMHS to analyse their historical data to produce their National State of Climate Report and other relevant country reports.

[Philip Malsale @realPhilMalsale]

COSPPac - UNEP funded training day 9 focuses on Media training and Ocean and Climate Outlook Forum (OCOF). The media training focus on how you can utilise the media equipment to further outreach to local communities on climate products.

[Philip Malsale @realPhilMalsale]

Thank you Australian Bureau of Meteorology for the past two weeks. Great catching up with everyone.

[Island Climate Update @ICU_NIWA]

🌀 A potential tropical cyclone is expected to bring heavy rain, strong winds & rough seas to Fiji on Monday-Tuesday.

The next cyclone name is “Mal”.

Follow the advice of @FJMETservice & local authorities.

[World Meteorological Organization @WMO]

#ElNiño is a natural climate pattern associated with warming ocean surface temps in the central and eastern tropical Pacific Ocean. But it takes place in the context of a climate changed by human activities.

WMO declares onset of El Niño conditions: https://t.co/lF4HUL5ZZK

[Philip Malsale @realPhilMalsale]

SPC - Preparation underway in decommissioning of the Tuvalu tide gauge. This instrument is important in observing important ocean variables such as SST, wind, sea level and monitoring Tsunami. Site move to new location.

[Philip Malsale @realPhilMalsale]

Great to join the Tuvalu National Environment Week. There were plenty of learning, exchange of ideas and activities such as clean up campaign, booth visits,and recycle activities.

[Philip Malsale @realPhilMalsale]

Tuvalu - A small country in the Pacific with population of more than 11,000 with the highest elevation on the country is their dump site. One can feel the everyday challenges of climate change.

[Tuvalu Meteorological Service @TuvaluMET]

@spc_cps @WorldOceansDay @PacOceanComm @IocUnesco @BOM_au @SprepChannel @GeoscienceAus @dfat @MFATNZ Well, even though Tuvalu MET is busy with training from the SPREP Team, but still we have put our contributions to well said that OCEAN is also part of our work, and OCEAN it is important where we can get food -fish from.

[Pacific Community @spc_cps]

Join us this Thursday 8 June as we celebrate #WorldOceansDay!

Register to join the virtual event https://t.co/rMwxkfgZ2y celebrating 30 years of sea level observations in the Pacific.

@WorldOceansDay @PacOceanComm @IocUnesco @BOM_au @SprepChannel @GeoscienceAus @dfat @MFATNZ

[Tuvalu Meteorological Service @TuvaluMET]

@realPhilMalsale Thanks SPREP Team for your great supporting for Tuvalu MET Office, it was a great pleasure to have this training to upgrade our knowledge, and upgrade the models we normal used :) for the beneficial of us in the future.

[Philip Malsale @realPhilMalsale]

SPREP - The Tuvalu climate training provides an opportunity for senior climate officers to take lead in installing seasonal prediction platforms and helping with CLIKP, PICASO and SCOPIC exercise. Developing capacity within the NMS is for long term sustainability.

[Tuvalu Meteorological Service @TuvaluMET]

This week, staff from the Tuvalu Meteorological Service join other government departments and civil society organizations in Funafuti to participate and engage in technical training on climate and ocean science and coastal hazard assessment and monitoring.

[The Ocean Cleanup @TheOceanCleanup]

Watch the full animated video showing our vision of this future: https://t.co/xKrLPZJ8gr.

[Tuvalu Meteorological Service @TuvaluMET]

📢📣Climate Products is available now‼️
Click the link below for more information
Tuvalu Monthly and Seasonal Outlook: https://t.co/Xd3W7cqUUd
Tuvalu Climate Summary: https://t.co/Q1zGOhDPms
Tuvalu Ocean Outlook: https://t.co/6ny95YZFyy

[Tuvalu Meteorological Service @TuvaluMET]

Climate Product is available now!!
Click the link below for more details
1. Tuvalu Ocean Outlook: https://t.co/riZr5A1Xoo
2. Tuvalu Monthly Seasonal and Climate Outlook: https://t.co/ucIh9gu110
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