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Keeping tabs on the atmosphere

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Copernicus Programme Manager Lieven Bydekerke helps ensure Copernicus Sentinel-4 data reach users.

Data whiz

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Meteosat Third Generation Data and Tools Coordinator Dr Tim Patterson explains his role.

International Ocean Vector Winds Science Team meeting (IOVWST)

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Meeting dedicated to the measurement and analysis of winds over the ocean.

Coordination Group for Meteorological Satellites 53rd plenary meeting

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Annual meeting of the group that globally coordinates meteorological satellite systems.

Tracking storms here and now

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How forecasters at the Finnish Meteorological Institute put data from EUMETSAT programmes into action.

Image of the week: Saharan dust 2025

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This week’s image of the week is of Saharan dust moving west out over the Atlantic Ocean from Mauritania.

Image of the week: A trio of storms

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This week’s image of the week is of three tropical cyclones in the Indian Ocean.

Image of the week: Iceberg A23a

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This week’s image of the week is of the world’s largest iceberg A23a, near to the island of South Georgia in the Southern Ocean.

Preparing for liftoff

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EUMETSAT updates launch agreement with Arianespace.

Image of the week: Cyclone Sean

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Cyclone Sean was the second tropical cyclone of Australia’s 2024-2025 cyclone season (November-April).

It developed into a category 4 storm and although it didn’t make landfall, the cyclone brought strong winds and very heavy rainfall to the Pilbara coast (northwest Australia), flooding roads and houses and causing the closure of several ports.

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