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2025 Date | 23 March 2025 |
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World Meteorological Day HistoryWorld Meteorological Day honours the inception of the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO). This pivotal section of the United Nations is charged with monitoring and documenting the planet's weather, environmental changes, and climatic conditions. The observance gives heed to the continuous efforts of meteorologists and climatologists, sharing their findings with the international community. Celebrated each annum, World Meteorological Day emphasises scientific discoveries, advancements and technology relevant to weather reporting, climate change and water management, as well as raising awareness of the environmental challenges we collectively face. Established on March 23, 1950, the WMO has become synonymous with global climate research and analysis — including in South Africa. The importance of climate and weather is highly significant in the agriculture-rich regions of South Africa, affecting crop farming and livestock care, thereby impacting the country’s economy. Moreover, changing weather patterns and evolving climate conditions, often due to global warming, also affect the country’s water resources. These have the potential to affect not just consumption and irrigation, but also the diverse ecosystem in South Africa. For South Africans, World Meteorological Day is an occasion to recognize the importance of meteorologists' work and the knowledge they provide to better adapt to climate change. Observing lectures, workshops and educational programs held in conjunction with South Africa’s national weather service, South Africans get to learn more about the global and local climate situation each year. World Meteorological Day is observed on March 23rd each year. Facts about World Meteorological Day
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