Niue’s official Tropical Cyclone season for 2020/2021 ended on 30th April 2021. The cyclone season started on the 1st November 2020 saw a total of ten tropical disturbances, four of which turned into tropical cyclones affecting the island. According to the Niue Meteorological service the possibility of cyclones forming outside of a cyclone season is […]
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The Niue Meteorological Services celebrated World Meteorological Day 2024 with the Niue Primary School today. World Meteorological Day is commemorated each year on the 23rd March marking the day when the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) was established in 1950. The theme for this year is At the Frontline of Climate Action. Niue MET Services have […]
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A newly-built Tide Gage Hut and a mural was unveiled at the Sir Roberts wharf recently. Manager of the Climate and Oceans Support Program in the Pacific under the Bureau of Meteorology Australia-Celine Becker shares more in regards. Niue Met Service Director-Rossy Mitiepo said she is relieved and happy that the hut is now completed. Mitiepo […]
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A two-day workshop hosted by the Niue Meteorological Services and the Project Management Corporation Unit (PMCU) began last Wednesday 24 May and concluded the following day Thursday 25 May. The workshop took place at the Millenium hall in Alofi, where it aimed at developing Niue’s national framework for weather, water and climate services. According to […]
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Niue’s Meteorology Communication Officer Robert Togiamana has been awarded by the Australian Bureau of Meteorology for his work in the climate and ocean support program for Pacific Islands. This is the second time Robert has been awarded as he was awarded last year. Robert Togiamana said it was an honor to be awarded and is […]
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A launch and blessing of 7 billboards was held this afternoon at the Millennium hall as part of the Niue met office project with community groups the Niue girls and boys’ brigades. It is timely and appropriate that more public information is readily available and visible to the public, information that is crucial during cyclone […]
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The UNEP-CIS Pac5 Project, co-led by the Niue Meteorology Service and Project Management Coordination Unit (PMCU) provided Cabinet Ministers an insightful briefing last month on the island’s weather monitoring and wave forecasting capabilities. This initiative establishes integrated climate and ocean information systems and multi-hazard early warning systems. In a Government press statement, the site visit […]
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