WORLD METEOROLOGICAL ORG.


Abbreviation-WMO

FORMATION-23 MARCH,1950

HEADQUATER-GENEVA

PARENT-UNO

ABOUT WMO


he annually published WMO Statements on the status of the World Climate provides details of global, regional and national temperatures and extreme weather events. It also provides information on long-term climate change indicators including atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases, sea level rise, and sea ice extent. The year 2016 was the hottest year on record, with many weather and climate extremes, according to the most recent WMO report.


World Meteorological Day-

The World Meteorological Day is held annually on 23 March.

WMO  Plan

·         Disaster risk reduction
·         The Global Framework for Climate Services 
·         The WMO Integrated Global Observing System 
·         Aviation meteorological services
·         Polar and high mountain regions

https://gklives.blogspot.com/2020/02/world-meteorological-org.html
WMO

 International System of Units


·         Degrees Celsius (°C) for temperature, or alternatively Kelvin (K).

·         Metres per second (m/s) for wind speed.

·         Degrees clockwise from north (°) for wind direction, or alternatively on the scale 0-36,      where 36 is the wind directly from north and 09 is the directly wind from east.

·         Hectopascals (hPa) for atmospheric pressure.

·         Percent (%) for relative humidity.

·         Millimetres (mm) for precipitation (or the equivalent unit kilograms per square metre       (kg/m2))

·         Millimetres (mm) for evaporation.

·         Millimetres per hour (mm/h) for precipitation intensity, or alternatively kilograms per square metre per second (kg/m2/s)

·         Hours (h) for sunshine duration.

·         Metres (m) for visibility.

·         Metres (m) for cloud height.

·         Geopotential metres (m¢) for geopotential.

·         Kilograms per square metre (kg/m2) for snow water equivalent.

·         Watts per square metre (W/m2) for irradiance.

·         Joules per square metre (J/m2) for radiant exposure.


·         Oktas for cloud cover.