World Meteorological Day in 2021

Morning clouds will give way to more sunshine and a dry day ahead for Western Washington. It's looking good out there for World Meteorological Day. #wawx #WorldMetDay https://t.co/qMmaHlBJq8

— NWS Seattle (@NWSSeattle) March 23, 2021

🌩️ Happy World Meteorological Day! Sail the Sea of Thieves safely with our Weather Forecast: https://t.co/Vo5Zwdz0HC #AncientIslesUniversity #SeaOfThieves https://t.co/i3MzjVCRC3

— Ancient Isles University (@AncientIslesUni) March 23, 2021

On this year’s World Meteorological Day, WMO is reinforcing the importance of #water, by calling for better water-related data. Today, we are partners in reinforcing #SDG6: Clean Water and Sanitation, let us work together to protect every drop, because every drop counts💧

— PICA (@pica_mofa) March 23, 2021

It's World Meteorological Day! The theme of this year is The #Ocean, Our #Climate and #Weather. The ocean is a major driver of the world’s weather and climate. This makes it important to monitor the ocean's changes and model how it may affect our planet. https://t.co/imwSwxgHtn

— JKSciUS (@JKSciUS) March 23, 2021

Today is World Meteorological Day — a day to celebrate the contributions of the meteorological sciences. Research and sustainable efforts at ASU highlight the university’s critical focus on the Earth’s climate and powerful weather events. #WorldMetDay2021 #WorldMetDay https://t.co/0uiuJmtABy

— ASU News (@asunews) March 23, 2021

World Meteorological Day 2021 - What is it all about? Should we even care? Play this short video and see for yourself what role you and your behaviour play in protecting Earth's atmosphere @tv6tnt #WorldMetDay https://t.co/jnK7BP7I7V

— Seigonie Mohammed (@Seigonie) March 24, 2021

Our @eumetsat contribution to #WorldMetDay2021: a commitment to improve MET observations from space with our #Meteosat Third Generation satellites🛰️. To get them in orbit, we today sign an important contract with 🚀@arianespaceceo. Read more on https://t.co/BmcAPCo72g https://t.co/y8SCvxaqmb

— Paul Counet (@PaulCounet) March 24, 2021