World Meteorological Day
Marking the founding of the WMO — the science of weather, climate and water.
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About World Meteorological Day
World Meteorological Day on March 23rd commemorates the establishment of the World Meteorological Organization in 1950. Weather and climate services underpin aviation, agriculture, disaster warning systems and climate research. Each year carries a theme highlighting a facet of atmospheric science.
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World Meteorological Day is celebrated every year on March 23. Upcoming dates:
| Year | Date | Day of week | |
|---|---|---|---|
| World Meteorological Day 2027 | March 23, 2027 | Tuesday | View date → |
| World Meteorological Day 2028 | March 23, 2028 | Thursday | View date → |
| World Meteorological Day 2029 | March 23, 2029 | Friday | View date → |
| World Meteorological Day 2030 | March 23, 2030 | Saturday🎉 weekend | View date → |
| World Meteorological Day 2031 | March 23, 2031 | Sunday🎉 weekend | View date → |
How to Celebrate World Meteorological Day
- 🎯Watch a documentary or read an article connected to World Meteorological Day.
- 💡Visit a museum, planetarium or observatory — many hold events on this day.
- 📣Share a mind-blowing fact with #WorldMeteorologicalDay.
Official hashtag: #WorldMeteorologicalDay
Frequently Asked Questions
When is World Meteorological Day 2027?
World Meteorological Day 2027 is on Tuesday, March 23, 2027.
How many days until World Meteorological Day?
There are 253 days until World Meteorological Day (March 23, 2027).
What category is World Meteorological Day?
World Meteorological Day is categorized as a Science event.
Is World Meteorological Day a public holiday?
World Meteorological Day is an observance day, not typically a public holiday. Check your country's official calendar for local public holidays.
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