WMO

American  

1. World Meteorological Organization.

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WMO British  

abbreviation

1. World Meteorological Organization

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Example Sentences

The WHO/WMO report says adaptation needs to be done in consultation with everyone, from governments, to employers and workers, to local councils, and health and education authorities.

From BBC

The WMO reports historically high levels of the greenhouse gasses methane and nitrous oxide, which like carbon dioxide are common byproducts of human industry.

From Salon

But the WMO's scientists also says they have seen some evidence that as the world gets warmer, trees are not able to soak up the same level of CO2 as they once were.

From BBC

"Every degree matters; every tenth of a degree matters," says Ko Barrett, WMO Deputy Secretary General.

From BBC

Randall Cerveny, an Arizona State University scientist who helps coordinate record-keeping for the WMO, said the big worry isn’t that a record was broken last year, but that they keep getting broken so frequently.

From Seattle Times