ALT The image shows the national flag of Grenada waving on a flagpole against a blue sky with a few clouds. The flag features a large red border with yellow stars, a central green and yellow triangular shape, and a red circle with a yellow star in the middle. A yellow and red nutmeg symbol is present on the left side.

ALT A person standing on a glacier holds a long measuring pole vertically. Snow-covered peaks and rugged mountains are visible in the background under a clear blue sky.

ALT A person stands on the edge of the Khumbu Glacier, observing a large, icy crevasse with a mix of blue and white ice visible inside. The surrounding terrain is rocky and rugged.

ALT The image shows a large sign displaying "We Are Hiring!" with the WMO logo above it. Below, there is a link: wmo.int/jobs. The background features an aerial view of the WMO headquarters with a city view of Geneva, surrounded by modern buildings, lush green trees, Lake Geneva, and distant mountains in the Alps under a clear blue sky.

ALT This image is a global seasonal climate update for October to December 2026. It features two maps: one titled "Temperature Forecast" and the other "Rainfall Forecast." Both maps display color-coded regions indicating areas of below normal, normal, and above normal conditions. The bottom note states the forecast is probabilistic and issued in September 2026. The logo of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) is present.

ALT Purple flowers blanket the expansive Atacama Desert under a clear blue sky. In the background, distant hills outline the horizon. Text overlay highlights the unusual blooming event due to rainfall.

ALT People walking with umbrellas in the rain at a busy crossing in Tokyo, Japan. The background displays bright billboards and signs. A text overlay states Tokyo recorded 37 consecutive days of rain, the longest streak since 1886.

ALT A satellite image showing Hurricane Isaias over the Atlantic region. Large swirling clouds dominate the view, indicating the storm's scale and intensity. The text highlights Isaias as the first hurricane of a quieter Atlantic season that started in June.

ALT October - December 2026 sea-surface temperature forecast map for the central-eastern equatorial Pacific. Warm colors indicate above-average temperatures, cool colors indicate below-average. The image notes that boundaries do not imply official acceptance by WMO or the United Nations.

ALT World map showing notable high-impact hydrological events in 2025. Areas marked indicate floods and droughts in various regions, including Texas, Europe, Central America, India, China, and East Africa. Each event is briefly described with effects such as damage to infrastructure, agriculture impacts, and population displacement. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) logo is present.