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The September 2026 edition of Meteorological Technology International is out now

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AI under review
AI data verification
As AI-powered weather models move from research to operational reality, the meteorological community faces a critical question: how do we know we can trust them? Read more. 
Tessera
Tech insider: Tessera
Srinivasan Keshav, a professor of computer science at the University of Cambridge and co-lead of Tessera, discusses how the open-source AI model converts satellite imagery into usable Earth-observation data for researchers worldwide. Read more.
Reinventing weather radar
Next-generation radar  
Phased-array radar is transforming storm forecasting, tracking tornadoes and lightning in real time. But cost and institutional inertia are slowing its wider adoption. Read more. 
MTWX
Meteorological Technology World Expo show preview
Meteorological Technology World Expo returns to RAI Amsterdam from October 6-8, 2026, bringing together the global meteorological community for three days of innovation, technical discussion and collaboration. Read more. 
Frozen time capsules
Ice cores 
From Antarctica’s deepest ice to melting tropical glaciers, scientists are racing to recover irreplaceable climate archives and preserve vanishing records of Earth’s atmospheric and biological history. Read more. 
WMO
WMO Commons 
Why the invisible global backbone of every forecast is under strain, and how the newly launched WMO Commons aims to secure the future of this vital infrastructure. Read more. 
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