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Weather Ready Pacific Sets Sail for Tokelau: SPREP Leads Historical Multi-Agency Climate and Resilience Mission to One of the World's Most Remote Island Communities

28 April 2026 Apia, Samoa - A team of 40 people, 35 staff from the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) and p

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Weather Ready Pacific supports Aviation Safety and Compliance in the Pacific Islands

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Pacific Meteorological Services play a critical role in supporting the safety of aviation services when it comes to travel by air for our region.

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Kiribati Convenes Fourth National Climate Outlook Forum, Marking Four Years of Sustained Climate Services Support

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The Kiribati Meteorological Service (KMS) convened the fourth National Climate Outlook Forum (NCOF) in Tarawa in March this year, bringing together

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Between Phases: Pacific National Meteorological and Hydrological Services take stock as ENSO shifts

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21 April 2026, Apia - The 2025–2026 La Niña event has ended.

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Weather Ready Pacific strengthens Early Warning systems to safeguard Pacific communities

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10 April 2026, Majuro - The Pacific’s ability to protect lives, livelihoods, and economies from increasingly frequent and severe weather h

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Weather Ready Pacific provides satellite connectivity for Niue Met Office

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9 April 2026, Alofi – Niue has welcomed enhanced connectivity to support its weather monitoring and forecasting operations after the Weath

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Empowering Pacific voices in world renowned climate change science reports

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8 April 2026, Nadi, Fiji - Tropical Cyclone Vaianu and the havoc caused is the backdrop for a Pacific dialogue on climate

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Kingdom of Tonga to host Eighth Pacific Meteorological Council Meeting and Fourth Pacific Ministerial Meeting on Meteorology

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The Kingdom of Tonga will host the eighth sitting of the Pacific Meteorological Council Meeting (PMC-8) and the fourth convening of the Pacific Min

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Niue marks World Meteorological Day with launch of Children’s Disaster booklets

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24 March 2026, Alofi – Today Niue marked World Meteorological Day with the official launch of the Vagahau Niue translated booklet series t

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Strengthening Tokelau’s climate services capability

COSPPac Climatologist, Mr. Silipa Mulitalo, with the Tokelau Met Service staff

23 March 2026, Apia - The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP), through the Climate and Ocea

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