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Meteorologists at the [[Amalthea Meteorological Collaboration]] (AMC) produce forecasts and issue warnings for regions within countries which are members of the AMC. Each forecast office is responsible for a ''warning region'' covering the surrounding area. | |||
Available on the AMC website are point and probabilistic forecasts within each warning region, severe weather, fire weather, and winter weather outlooks for Amalthea, the Serkr Archipelago, and Northern Ihyai, as well as tropical weather outlooks and tropical cyclone advisory products issued by the Amalthea Cyclone Center in Saelunavvk, Solea for the North Uqe cyclone basin and the Southern Provinces Tropical Prediction Center in Latuŋi, Vintu for the South Uqe cyclone basin. | |||
* [[List of Amalthean Meteorological Collaboration stations]] | * [[List of Amalthean Meteorological Collaboration stations]] | ||
* [[List of Amalthean Meteorological Collaboration country codes]] | * [[List of Amalthean Meteorological Collaboration country codes]] | ||
* [[List of Amalthea Meteorological Collaboration forecast offices]] | * [[List of Amalthea Meteorological Collaboration forecast offices]] | ||
Revision as of 20:10, 6 May 2019
Meteorologists at the Amalthea Meteorological Collaboration (AMC) produce forecasts and issue warnings for regions within countries which are members of the AMC. Each forecast office is responsible for a warning region covering the surrounding area.
Available on the AMC website are point and probabilistic forecasts within each warning region, severe weather, fire weather, and winter weather outlooks for Amalthea, the Serkr Archipelago, and Northern Ihyai, as well as tropical weather outlooks and tropical cyclone advisory products issued by the Amalthea Cyclone Center in Saelunavvk, Solea for the North Uqe cyclone basin and the Southern Provinces Tropical Prediction Center in Latuŋi, Vintu for the South Uqe cyclone basin.