4th of July will be a hot one over central & eastern USA. According to @noaa.gov @nws.noaa.gov, temperatures up to 115°F (46°C) are expected, as the country celebrates Independence Day & thousands attend World Cup matches. Thunderstorms are also possible in some areas. https://www.weather.gov/

Launching 7 July: WMO #StateOfClimate in the South West Pacific report Experts will present the latest findings on climate indicators, extreme events and their impacts in the region during the Southeast Asia Marine Heatwaves Services Workshop. Register 👉bit.ly/SOTC-SWPacific2025

Global ocean temperatures hit a record high for June, according to the latest Copernicus Climate Change Service & Copernicus Marine Service data. Over the past three years, oceans outside the polar regions have been 0.35–0.73°C warmer than average. El Niño pushed June to a new record.

In 2014, WMO asked weather presenters to imagine a report from the year 2050. A mere 12 years later, these possible scenarios grounded in climate science are already a reality in some parts of the world as we're seeing in Europe. Watch the series ▶️ bit.ly/4eQUVW3

🆕 WMO Bulletin out now! From tracking sand and dust storms and wildfire smoke to ozone recovery and greenhouse gas monitoring, The Air Issue explores the science and people behind our understanding of the atmosphere. Read and download 👉 bit.ly/4aupS13

A widespread, intense late-June heatwave in Europe has shattered numerous temperature records across the region and has major impacts on human health, ecosystems, agriculture, infrastructure and labour productivity. Find out more: bit.ly/4aYSyPZ

Weather transcends national borders. So must cooperation & investment that protect lives & livelihoods. See how WMO Commons, Systematic Observations Financing Facility & @crews-initiative.bsky.social strengthen weather, climate & water services through mutually reinforcing mandates. ↪️bit.ly/4vuKTkC

Xu Jianmin, a pioneer in the development of China’s meteorological satellite system & satellite data application and services leader, receives the International Meteorological Organization (IMO) Prize during WMO Executive Council’s 80th session. 🔗http://bit.ly/4oM9C1t

#WomenInDiplomacy are shaping global cooperation in climate science. 🌐📡 At WMO we are proud to be led by two remarkable women in science and diplomacy – Secretary-General Celeste Saulo and Deputy Secretary-General Ko Barrett!

🌡️ Another heatwave is sweeping across Europe, setting new national temperature records. As extreme heat events become more frequent, intense & prolonged, WMO and its members and partners, are mobilizing with coordinated heat-health action plans. Read: https://bit.ly/3SIi8lY

The WMO Executive Council’s 80th annual session is underway. Members are discussing how to meet growing demand for weather, climate and water services amidst resource constraints. Explore this week’s key priorities: https://bit.ly/3SftttM

The WMO Executive Council 80th session is on. 𝐖𝐡𝐨 𝐢𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐖𝐌𝐎 𝐄𝐱𝐞𝐜𝐮𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐂𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐜𝐢𝐥? It is the executive body of the WMO responsible for implementing the decisions made by the World Meteorological Congress.

A new season begins 🌞 At 08:24 UTC (10:24 CEST) yesterday, the Sun reached its most northerly point in the sky, marking the start of summer in the Northern Hemisphere and winter in the Southern Hemisphere. 📷 @esa.int - @eumetsat.int

We're hiring! WMO is looking for professionals from diverse backgrounds and areas of expertise interested in a career in meteorology, hydrology, geophysical sciences, and international cooperation. Check out all vacancies here 👉 https://bit.ly/4elYNiX

Asia is warming about twice as fast as the global average. In 2025, Asia’s average temperature was the 2nd or 4th warmest year on record, depending on the dataset. Japan, China and the Republic of Korea recorded their hottest summer. WMO #StateOfClimate in Asia 2025: https://bit.ly/SOTCAsia2025

Extreme weather and climate events affected at least 13 million people & caused over 3000 deaths in Africa in 2025. Only 40% of countries have multi-hazard #EarlyWarnings, but signs point to improvement in preparedness & response. 🆕WMO #StateOfClimate in Africa 2025: https://bit.ly/SOTCAfrica2025pr

🔴OUT NOW: WMO #StateOfClimate in Asia 2025 Report Dangerous heat, devastating rainfall, flooding and severe drought affected millions of people across Asia. Explore the climate indicators, extreme events, impacts and risks that defined Asia's climate in 2025 👉 http://bit.ly/SOTCAsia2025pr

Coming 18 June: #StateOfClimate in Africa 2025 Report In this 7th edition, discover the latest state of Africa’s climate through indicators: temperatures, sea level, precipitation & glaciers. It will also feature extreme weather events & their impacts on the region. Stay tuned.

The WMO #StateOfClimate in Asia 2025 report launches on 17 June at the 10th Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union Media Summit on Climate Action & Disaster Prevention. Experts will present the latest findings on climate indicators, extreme events & their impacts in Asia. Register 👉 http://bit.ly/43uUEDi

Above-normal temperatures are expected across much of Southeast Asia. Below-normal rainfall conditions are likely over much of the Maritime Continent, including 🇵🇭🇧🇳🇸🇬. A mix of below-to above-normal rainfall is predicted over mainland SE Asia. #ASEANCOF26 https://bit.ly/3PV2TFz

ClimWeb is a UN 2.0 Awards finalist! Used in 42 countries across Africa, ClimWeb provides a modern digital platform transforming how forecasts, #EarlyWarnings and climate information are shared to the public. Vote for ClimWeb for the #UN2Awards People's Choice Award! 👉 bit.ly/4fFDCtf

As the #WorldCup kicks off today, one question hovers: how hot is too hot? Here's how we can combine knowledge & coordination mechanisms to protect health in every sport. 👉https://heathealth.info/news/extreme-heat-a-new-red-card-for-sports/ @undrr.bsky.social @wmo-global.bsky.social @who.int

In May 2026, Europe experienced a rapid climate transition from cooler-than-average conditions to an unusually early & intense heatwave. France, UK, Ireland, Portugal saw their highest May temperatures on record, according to Copernicus Climate Change Service’s latest bulletin: http://bit.ly/4ek0T1L

The oceans are vital to weather forecasting and climate prediction. Here are 5 reasons why: 1️⃣ Your 7-day weather forecast depends on ocean observations. Observations provide data on sea surface temperature, ocean heat content, as well as waves and sea ice.

For June–August 2026, WMO forecasts indicate significant shifts in rainfall patterns—a classic atmospheric response to the developing Pacific El Niño. See which regions are likely to experience below-normal, normal or above-normal rainfall: https://bit.ly/4uhbDDR

All life on Earth depends on the climate system. By observing its signals, we better understand our changing world, improve forecasts, and safeguard our planet. #NowForClimate: 24/7 global observations must be reliable, consistent, and accessible. #WorldEnvironmentDay

The WMO community will be carefully monitoring El Niño conditions in the coming months. Advance seasonal forecasts and #EarlyWarnings are vital to save lives and cushion the impact on our economies and our communities. WMO El Niño/La Niña Update 🔗bit.ly/4e1hvLt

An El Niño is emerging. What do you know about it? El Niño is a powerful natural climate pattern that warms ocean waters in the central and eastern Equatorial Pacific. It typically occurs every 2-7 years, but no two El Niños are exactly alike. More ➡️ bit.ly/4e1hvLt

Watch United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres' message about the emerging El Niño that is set to influence global temperature and rainfall patterns, increasing the risk of extreme weather in the coming months. More information ➡️ http://bit.ly/4e1hvLt

🆕 WMO confirms: El Niño conditions are developing and are set to influence global temperature and rainfall patterns, increasing the risk of extreme weather over the coming months. Most forecast models suggest it will be at least moderate – possibly strong. Be prepared. More info➡️ bit.ly/4e1hvLt

WMO Secretary-General Celeste Saulo will brief the media on the emerging El Niño event. Tuesday, 2 June 2026 1000 CEST | 0800 GMT 🔴LIVE on UN Web TV: webtv.un.org/en/asset/k1w...

We are likely to experience a new warmest year on record in the next 5 years. New WMO and @metoffice.gov.uk report shows that annual global mean near-surface temperatures from 2026–2030 are likely to range between 1.3°C - 1.9°C above the 1850-1900 average. bit.ly/4fJ8gBR

In 2025, temperatures in Latin America & the Caribbean were +0.4 °C hotter than average. But temperature does not rise equally everywhere nor across time. Changing temperatures have cascading impacts on health, agriculture, energy demand & ecosystems. http://bit.ly/LACStateOfTheClimate2025

🆕Statements of Guidance give recommendations for governments, meteorological services, research institutions, satellite agencies, funders on how to: maintain observing networks improve systems develop new observing capabilities align investments w/ international priorities https://bit.ly/4fJ8gBR

Global average temperatures are likely to continue at or near record levels in the next 5 years, with global temperatures predicted to reach about 1.3°C to 1.9°C above the 1850–1900 average, according to the Global Annual-to-Decadal Update by WMO & @metoffice.gov.uk . Read on 👉 bit.ly/4fJ8gBR

Early summer heatwave conditions are setting monthly highs across Western Europe. In the UK, temperatures have reached 35.1°C. A new monthly high of 37.1°C has been recorded in France while southern Spain hit 38°C. Learn about heatwaves & its impacts: https://wmo.int/topics/heatwave

🔥Heatwaves are sweeping across South Asia. India, Pakistan and Bangladesh have seen temperatures above seasonal averages, with some areas reaching 45–50°C. Intense heatwaves can pose serious health, social, environmental and economic risks. Stay informed: https://wmo.int/topics/heatwave

🐄 Livestock experience heat stress above 25°C 🌾 Crop yields decline above 30°C 👩‍🌾 Extreme heat is are taking a toll on farmers The latest WMO- @fao.org report details how heat stress is impacting agriculture — and what can be done to reduce these risks. ↪️ bit.ly/49pZUuZ

The first Africa Climate–Health Desk has been launched to help turn climate and weather information into practical guidance for health authorities across Africa. Learn more: https://climahealth.info/africa-climate-health-desk-launch/ #AfricaDay 🌍

Name the cloud! It looks like inverted ripples in the seas and occurs mostly with Stratocumulus and Altocumulus clouds. Answer: Asperitas ☁️ Find out more about the different classifications and varieties of clouds at http://cloudatlas.wmo.int

This new app can be your time machine to revisit past weather. Weather Replay from @copernicusecmwf.bsky.social enables anyone to revisit the weather anywhere on the globe, hour by hour, from January 1940 up to a few days before present. Try it out 👉 https://bit.ly/4dqnIjB

A below-normal hurricane season for the Atlantic basin is forecasted this year, according to @noaa.gov . The outlook is influenced by expected competing factors such as El Niño, warmer ocean temperatures and weaker trade winds. Read on 👉 https://bit.ly/4fvLU6U

Much of northern Greater Horn of Africa (particularly South Sudan, Uganda, Ethiopia, Djibouti, Eritrea, Sudan and Kenya) is highly likely to receive below-normal rainfall during the critical June–September rainy season this year. Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/4uiBfRD

It's #WorldBeeDay! 🐝 Did you know that bees can teach us a lot about climate, weather and water? Here are six buzzworthy facts.

Temperatures in Latin America & the Caribbean in 2025 were among the warmest on record. Changes in temperature can impact human health, agriculture and energy demand, ecosystems, biodiversity and the species and environments that support life on Earth. 🆕 http://bit.ly/LACStateOfTheClimate2025

Record heat, drought, extreme rainfall and tropical cyclones hit communities and economies across Latin America & the Caribbean in 2025. Glacier melt increased floods and water security risks. WMO #StateofClimate in Latin America & the Caribbean 2025, OUT NOW. ↪️bit.ly/LACStateOfClimate2025PR

Several positions are currently open at WMO! We’re looking for professionals from diverse backgrounds and areas of expertise interested in a career in meteorology, hydrology, geophysical sciences, and international cooperation. To the WMO careers page ➡️ https://wmo.int/jobs

The sun will not set in Utqiaġvik, Alaska, until 2 August 😮 The annual “midnight sun” season began on 10 May, when the sun rose above the horizon at 2:57 a.m. @nws.noaa.gov Fairbanks captured the last sunset and sunrise in the northernmost city in the USA — for now.

WMO has launched a new financing mechanism to safeguard the critical weather forecasting backbone, which underpins trillions of dollars in economic value and supports global stability. Learn about the #WMOCommons: https://bit.ly/4uI7Kbx

The #StateOfClimate in Latin America and the Caribbean 2025 launches on Monday, 18 May! Scientists, policymakers and partners will present the latest findings on climate indicators, extreme events and its impacts in Latin America and the Caribbean. Register 👉 bit.ly/3OYCBlh