Weather Wall
Solutions
Weather Wall's Global Users
During the first two months after its launch, the Weather Wall was accessed by users from 123 different countries, including high numbers of users in Fiji, Bulgaria, Vanuatu, and the island nation of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean.
Daily Weather and Disaster News
Launch Weather Wall
Weather phenomena can rapidly evolve into extreme events with severe impacts. In 2011, PDC launched the Weather Wall, a blog-based web page that provides weather and hazards information to disaster managers and the public. Weather Wall products are generated using data from the most trusted organizations in the world, including NOAA’s National Weather Service/Tropical Prediction Center/National Hurricane Center and the Naval Pacific Meteorology and Oceanography Center/Joint Typhoon Warning Center.
Tropical Cyclone Activity
The Weather Wall provides daily coverage of tropical cyclone activity around the globe. Tropical Cyclone Activity Reports are posted daily, year-round, for the Pacific Basin, including the Indian Ocean and adjacent seas. Tropical Cyclone Activity Reports for the Atlantic Basin, including the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico, are posted daily during the Atlantic hurricane season (June 1 through November 30).
Global Flood Survey
Each Thursday the Global Flood Survey, a weekly summary of flood events worldwide, is published on Weather Wall. The Global Flood Survey highlights areas of extreme flooding and enables disaster managers and the general public to monitor flood events around the globe.
Other Features:
Disaster News RSS Feeds.
Special Weather Summaries for specific weather events.
Projects & Activities
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Data for International Response
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Solutions Across Borders (DMRS)
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Information Support for Japan
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Protecting Papahānaumokuākea
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Statewide Hurricane Preparedness
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Preparing for Hazards in the Pacific
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Information Support for Haiti
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Reducing Flood Risk in Hawaii
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Vietnam Decision Support System
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Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
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Situational Awareness in the Philippines
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Modeling Volcanic Gases
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Risk Assessment in the Philippines