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Have horse, will travel. Chasing down the obs and maproom knowledge. Ex PS4 player trying out PC Conan. Twitch here: twitch.tv/hobgobblin247 Youtube here: youtube.com/live/eHOYoEsZuiE…

Their seething over at the Bluesky MAProom is quite something this evening 🤣🤣🤣

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🌧️👀 Did you receive heavy rainfall in your area? Following the recent advisory by the Kenya Meteorological Service Authority (KMSA), we’d love to hear from you! 📍 Tell us: • Did your area experience heavy or continuous rainfall? • Any impacts like flooding, strong winds, or rough waters? 📸🎥 Share your experience! 👉 Reply in the comments with your photos or videos and include your county/town 👇 📊 Did you know? Every forecast issued by KMSA includes a review of the previous period (daily, weekly, monthly, or seasonal). This helps you track how the weather actually performed. 📌 Example 👇 The chart attached shows observed rainfall (25th–26th April 2026) across stations—highlighting where the heaviest rainfall was recorded, with some areas receiving significantly higher totals than others. 🔎 Explore the data yourself: 📥 7-Day Forecast & Maps: meteo.go.ke/our-products/7-d… 📥 County Forecasts: meteo.go.ke/our-products/cou… 📥 Daily Forecast: meteo.go.ke/our-products/dai… 📥 Satellite Imagery: meteo.go.ke/satellite-imager… 📥 Maproom: kmddl.meteo.go.ke:8081/mapro… Your feedback helps strengthen early warning systems and climate services across Kenya. ⚠️ Stay safe and keep following official updates. #KenyaWeather #RainfallUpdate #KMSA #ClimateServices #StayInformed 🌧️🇰🇪

The Vatican Maproom. Wonderful and practical.

#maproom in Cleveland is hopping. Go Bills #BillsMafia

New paper published as part of an ongoing Special Section on Maproom Conversations 🗺️ 'Mapping Language: Names, Speakers and Voices' by @BethLWilliamson (@RHULGeography) and Philip Jagessar (@KingsCollegeLon). #OpenAccess 🔓➡️doi.org/10.1111/area.70068

The Kingdom of Prussia in 1800 vs modern Germany. Source: via Golbez / Maproom .

📣 Chief Officer Ms. Leyla Ibrahim joins stakeholders in a Maproom training session, focusing on maps and data visualizations to boost resilience against climate change. ℹ️ This initiative aims to empower vulnerable communities with vital weather info for better preparedness and response. Together, we can build a more resilient future! #ClimateAction #GarissaResilience

NiMet DG Anosike Advocates Climate-Smart PPP at IFAD Workshop The Director-General/CEO of the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) and Permanent Representative of Nigeria with WMO, Professor Charles Anosike, on Monday 25th August 2025, delivered an opening remarks at the Best Practice Workshop on Public-Private Partnership for Climate Information Services & Validation of the Climate-Smart Agribusiness Partnership for Resilience (CSAPR) Programme in Abuja. Commending IFAD and the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security for convening the workshop, Prof. Anosike emphasized: “Climate Smart Public Private Partnership (PPP) is critical in this era of Climate Change to enable integration of climate related risks into agro infrastructure development. This can be achieved by embedding climate data and adaptation, mitigation measures into project design to ensure long term stability.” He expressed his gratitude to IFAD's country director Mrs Dede Ekoue for the commitment and efforts in sustaining NiMet’s long-standing collaboration with IFAD through projects such as LIFE-ND, VCDP, and SAPZ Professor Anosike drew attention to NiMet's feats in Climate Services, the recent launch of Enhancing National Climate Services (ENACTS) Maproom, a powerful tool designed to accelerate access to climate information in Nigeria, especially for those involved in agribusiness. The Maproom provides real-time weather forecasts, historical climate data and tailored advisories to support farmers in making informed decisions about planting and harvesting, thereby promoting resilience and productivity. I encourage you all to explore the NiMet Maproom by visiting the NiMet website and share your valuable feedback.” Underscoring the workshop’s objective, he added: “In line with the objective of this workshop today - to build a common understanding of best practices for Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) in Climate Information Services (CIS)- NiMet is actively engaging with private sector practitioners across the CIS value Chain to establish sustainable Digital Climate Advisory Services (DCAS) for Small-holder farmers in Nigeria. These efforts are designed to deliver timely and accurate climate information, enabling small holder farmers to make informed decisions that improve crop yields, protect their livelihoods, and strengthen resilience to the impacts of climate change.” Mrs. Dede Ekoue, IFAD Country Director , during her remarks applauded the exemplary leadership of the Nigeria Meteorological Agency (NiMet). “NiMet’s work in generating and disseminating climate data and forecasts, NiMet has been at the forefront of safeguarding livelihoods and strengthening national resilience. The Agency’s role in forging stronger linkages between science, policy, and practice is indispensable. Going forward, deeper partnerships with the private sector and development actors will be critical in ensuring that climate information is not only generated but also translated into accessible, affordable, and actionable services for millions of smallholder farmers” she said.

Today, @pfscu_ng joined @nimetnigeria , @sahelconsulting @climatesociety & @gatesfoundation for the launch of the ENACTS Initiative in Abuja. The new NiMet Maproom unlocks 40 yrs of climate data to guide Agriculture, policymakers & communities toward a resilient food system.

NiMet, Sahel, IRI And Gates Foundation Launch ENACTS Initiative to Strengthen Access to Climate Data The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet), in collaboration with Sahel Consulting and the International Research Institute for Climate and Society (IRI), and Gates Foundation has launched the Enhancing National Climate Services (ENACTS) initiative to transform access to climate information in Nigeria. The two-day event, held in Abuja under the Building Agricultural Systems Resilience in Nigeria Project financed by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation also featured a Project Review Workshop with stakeholders across agriculture, health, water resources, blue economy and disaster management, among others. ENACTS integrates ground-based observations with satellite data to deliver reliable, user-friendly climate information products. A highlight of the launch was the unveiling of NiMet’s Maproom portal, an online platform offering over 40 years of high-resolution climate data at a 4km grid resolution. The Maproom provides interactive tools for analysing and visualizing climate data, enabling evidence-based planning and decision-making across sectors. In his keynote address, the Director-General/CEO of NiMet, Prof. Charles Anosike, described the launch as “the presentation of a vision brought to life through consistency, partnership, and a shared commitment to national development.” He noted that ENACTS represents a “transformative step in making climate information accessible, relevant, and actionable for all Nigerians.” Prof. Anosike, while highlighting that the application of theMaproom goes beyond a single sector of the economy,emphasized the platform’s impact on agriculture and alignment with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda of improving food and nutrition security of the nation. Explaining further, he stressed the Maproom will provide farmers with precise information on rainfall patterns, temperature forecasts, drought risks, and dry spell alerts that will empower them to make climate-smart decisions and improve food security. He added that the initiative will strengthen national resilience, enhance early warning systems, and protect livelihoods from climate related disasters. Participants at the workshop engaged in sector specific discussions and reviewed project milestones, with stakeholders expressing optimism that ENACTS would catalyse innovation, strengthen resilience, and enhance service delivery in climate-sensitive sectors. By bridging Nigeria’s climate information gap, ENACTS is expected to advance climate-smart practices, bolster disaster preparedness, and reinforce NiMet’s role as a leading provider of meteorological services in Africa while supporting the Federal Government’s food security and sustainable development goals.

NiMet Engages Experts to Strengthen Capacity Ahead of ENACTS Climate Services Launch The Director-General and Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet), Professor Charles Anosike, has officially closed the week-long Maproom Training Workshop held in NiMet Headquarters, Abuja, marking a key milestone in the lead-up to the launch of the Enhancing National Climate Services (ENACTS) initiative. The training, which took place from July 28 to August 1, 2025, brought together participants from the agriculture, academia, and health sectors to build technical capacity on the use of NiMet’s Maproom platform—an interactive tool designed to enhance access to climate information in support of early warning systems, public health planning, disaster risk management, sustainable agriculture, and climate resilience. The Maproom tool enables seamless access to meteorological data and supports improved coordination and understanding of weather information across sectors. Its application is vital for promoting climate-smart practices and strengthening the interface between science and policy. In his closing remarks, Professor Anosike commended the participants for their dedication, describing the workshop as a “vital step” toward mainstreaming climate data into national and sectoral decision-making processes. “This workshop has created a network of empowered individuals equipped with the skills and tools to utilize climate information for smart, timely decisions,” he said. “Our goal is to ensure that early warning is matched with early action.” He reaffirmed NiMet’s mission to provide accurate, timely, and actionable climate services to support national development goals. Professor Anosike also acknowledged the project’s implementing partners—Sahel Consulting, the International Research Institute (IRI), and the Gates Foundation—for their collaborative role in advancing the ENACTS initiative in Nigeria. The training sets the stage for the official ENACTS launch, scheduled to take place from August 19 to 20, 2025, in Abuja. The two-day event will feature a high-level launch ceremony and technical session to highlight key project achievements and outline future activities. The ENACTS initiative represents a transformative leap in delivering locally relevant, user-driven climate services, with the overarching aim of enhancing resilience and supporting sustainable development across Nigeria’s socio-economic sectors.

We're excited to introduce our Interactive Maproom- a powerful tool to visualize Kenya's weather patterns, forecasts, and historical climate data. 📍 Access it here: [kmddl.meteo.go.ke:8081/mapro…](kmddl.meteo.go.ke:8081/mapro…) 🖱️ What can you do? ✔ View rainfall/temperature maps ✔ Analyze climate trends ✔ Download regional data ✔ Customize time periods Perfect for: 🔹 Farmers planning crops 🔹 Researchers studying climate 🔹 Everyone planning weather-sensitive activities! #KenyaClimate #WeatherData #KMDInnovation @MeteoKenya - Making Data Work For You

Fabulous day in Maproom at BL studying these beauties. Data collecting for @bcsmaps presentation at beginning of Sept.

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