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The April 2025 issue is now available online! Packed full of news, interviews and features, including:

Cover story – Marine drones : Ocean gliders are playing a key role in improving the collection and distribution of data from hard-to-reach and under-reported areas, supporting weather and ocean forecasts in the short and long terms.

Tech insider: Aardvark Weather : Researchers in Europe have developed a fully AI-driven weather prediction system that they believe could start a revolution in forecasting. MTI speaks to one of the professors involved to find out more.

Tech insider: AIM for Scale : Meteorological Technology International looks at a new global partnership that is channeling more than US$1bn to scale up weather services for hundreds of millions of farmers across Asia, Latin America and Africa.

Arctic Weather Satellite : As the Arctic Weather Satellite sends its first scientific data back to met agencies on Earth, experts involved in its development, which took just three years, speak to MTI about how the technology will improve weather forecasts for the Arctic region and beyond.

Soil moisture data : MTI investigates the role soil plays in climate change and the surprising ways that changing weather conditions are affecting the dirt beneath our feet.

 

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