Your case: Sea-breeze induced thunderstorm activity over Mauritius
This week in the series of African weather cases submitted by meteorologists across the African continent, we have a case by Muniir Ahmad SHAMTALLY, Mauritius Meteorological Services. Do you have a good case to share? Contact us at training@eumetsat.int with title ‘ASMET case’ and we will be happy to guide you and publish your case.
Your case: Convection in Sudan 9 August 2021
This week in the series of African weather cases submitted by meteorologists across the African continent, we have a case by Haitham Kogly, Sudan Meteorological Authority. Do you have a good case to share? Contact us at training@eumetsat.int with title ‘ASMET case’ and we will be happy to guide you and publish your case.
Webinar on Nowcasting in Africa
This webinar aims at giving an overview of Nowcasting in Africa through concrete examples, to present results of recent initiatives to strengthen Nowcasting capacities, and to discuss the future of nowcasting in Africa, including the contribution of the upcoming Meteosat Third Generation (MTG).
Your case: Squall line thunderstorms across Ghana
This week in the series of African weather cases submitted by meteorologists across the African continent, we have a case by James Barrone Dusu, Ghana Meteo. Do you have a good case to share? Contact us at training@eumetsat.int with title ‘ASMET case’ and we will be happy to guide you and publish your case.
Your case: Occurrence of Belt of Multi-Cell thunderstorm over Liberia
After a short technical hiccup, we are happy to continue the series of African weather cases submitted by meteorologists across the African continent with a case by Eugene Gar-Glahn from the Liberian Meteorological Service. Do you have a good case to share? Contact us at training@eumetsat.int with title ‘ASMET case’ and we will be happy to […]
Your case: Squall lines in tropical Africa (Cameroon)
We are happy to continue the weekly series of African weather cases submitted by meteorologists across the African continent with a case by Audrey Manewa from the Cameroon Civil Aviation Authority. The case was submitted in the context of the 2021 Meteorological Satellite Applications course offered by EUMETSAT in collaboration with the WMO/VLab Centres of […]
Webinar on Meteosat Third Generation in Africa, 31 March 2021 – 2021 Série de webinaires sur l’observation de la Terre en Afrique
As the successor of the current Meteosat Second Generation (MSG), Meteosat Third Generation (MTG) will provide observation over the entire African continent on a continuous and frequent basis (every 10 minutes) for the next two decades. MTG will also substantially increase the observation spectrum providing 20 times more real- time information on fast developing high-impact […]
RA-I Meteorological Satellite Applications 2021 / RA-I Applications Météorologiques Satellitaires 2021
[EN] In collaboration with the WMO/VLab Centres of Excellence in training on satellite meteorology, the European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT) is organising an online training course for the African meteorological user community. The online course will take place from 17 May to 11 June 2021. This satellite applications course will help […]
Registration open for new series of online short courses starting this September
We are happy to announce that a new series of online short courses on data discovery for weather, oceanography, air quality and climate is starting this September. The courses are open and address a wide range of attendees, from service providers to young (and less young) scientists and forecasters. Please find the schedule below: 1. […]
Join us for the Online Weather Briefings on 20 May and 3 June 2020
In the context of the ongoing Satellite Application Courses, two live weather briefings are scheduled in the coming weeks and you are invited to join us. The briefings will be held in English language and will be hosted on Zoom: The South African Weather Service (SAWS) will host a weather briefing live from Pretoria on […]