After two years of working at home, we had the chance again to present our team and products at the Meteorological Technology World Expo in Paris, France, on 11-13th October 2022.

meteoblue, which originated as a spinoff from the University of Basel, works closely with various universities on different projects.

During the last weeks, several school classes visited meteoblue, and we conducted some workshops to give them insights into weather modeling, weather services utilisation and climate change.

We recently applied some design changes to our website account overview page, and we want to use this chance to provide you with a short overview of the features and advantages of our website account.

At the European Meteorological Society Conference in Bonn, scientists discussed making the latest discoveries for atmospheric measurements, modelling, and climate available to end-user communities. meteoblue was the most active company, contributing three posters and three presentations.

Since we launched our unique satellite and radar archive, which gives access to detailed maps starting in December 2019, we have received feedback from our users on different case stories.

We have recently updated our city climate page for Basel and Zürich, and added a new city: Tallinn, Estonia.

meteoblue was presented at this year’s Czech-Bulgarian-Slovak paragliding national championships, and we gladly supported all participants with our weather data and sponsored prices.

Check how much warmer your home town will become with our climate risk assessment tool based on official IPCC data.

First get-together - our 2022 meteoblue day was hot, inspiring and enjoyable.