Caribbean Institute for Meteorology & Hydrology is a training & research organisation formed to improve meteorological & hydrological services in the Caribbean.
The CIMH recently collaborated with @TAMU for the 2026 Student Experiences Abroad in Meteorology (SEA-Met) programme.
This marked 10 years of collaboration and the 5th iteration of this immersive training in the Caribbean.
A cohort of 24 students, led by Dr. Erik R. Nielsen & Assistant Lecturer Ms. Judy Dickey, participated in CIMH-led lectures and hands-on field experiments on tropical meteorology and atmospheric dynamics.
Activities focused on wake cloud formation & C'bean atmospheric processes.
Students conducted sounding balloon launches outside the CIMH Library, with coordinated observations at Folkstone Marine Park in Holetown.
These measurements combined upper-air & surface data to examine tropical cloud development. Findings were presented at the Closing Ceremony.
The CIMH is seeking a Technical Officer I to support climate monitoring, seasonal forecasting, climate product development, research, outreach & regional climate services.
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CIMH recently partnered with @JAXA_en, @cdemacu & @jica_direct_en on training in satellite data utilization for disaster risk management.
The hands-on sessions strengthened regional capacity for early warning, preparedness & disaster response across the Caribbean. 👏
Using outdated rainfall data in infrastructure design raises flood risk.
Updated IDF curves reflect today’s rainfall trends & projected climate conditions, & can strengthen engineering standards when integrated into national design frameworks. youtube.com/watch?v=6QbG8BCZ…@CaribBank
DYK that climate-smart IDF curves turn rainfall patterns into the thresholds that support resilient infrastructure planning?
Through this Project, updated curves are being developed to strengthen how climate risk is factored into infrastructure planning & design.
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Smart health facilities = safer communities.
Health facilities must be resilient to climate-related disasters. Climate smart design and advanced medical systems keep patients and healthcare workers safe and ensure essential services continue during emergencies.
🌪️ The Caribbean is one of the world´s most vulnerable regions to the extreme weather events
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The meeting has now transitioned into the Coordination Meeting in the Caribbean Basin on the Provision of Meteorological and Climate Services, led by @fiap_es with support from @EUinBarbados. The meeting continues through Friday evening.
#ClimateServices#CaribbeanClimate
The CIMH-led portion of #CARICOF2026 concluded in Nassau, The Bahamas, with appreciation extended by the @IntraACPClimSA Programme to the host country, panelists and participants for their contributions over the past two days.
Tokens of appreciation were presented to Mr. Geoffrey Greene, Director & Mrs. Shenika Maura, Meteorologist & local focal point @weather_bahamas, along with moderator Dr. Arlene Lang (CMO), Dr. Tannecia Stephenson (UWI Mona Climate Studies Group) & Dr. Wilfran Okia @WMO.
The meeting has now transitioned into the Coordination Meeting in the Caribbean Basin on the Provision of Meteorological and Climate Services, led by @fiap_es with support from @EUinBarbados. The meeting continues through Friday evening.
#ClimateServices#CaribbeanClimate
Nikeisha Hibbert with @metserviceja 🇯🇲 highlighted PICSA training, support for National Climate Outlook Forums (NCOFs), climate services coordination, ongoing data rescue activities, and planned observation network upgrades.
🌎 Regionally, awareness & capacity-building workshops for media professionals & NMHSs have strengthened climate communication across the Caribbean.
Dr. Wazita Scott (CIMH) also presented on CAROGEN v2, a tool supporting the production & delivery of regional climate outlooks.