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 OTHER
INFORMATION
 Notification from Germany
That Mr. Wilfried Ruiner, working at
Deutscher Wetterdienst, retired at the end of July 2006, after
40 years in service.
Mr. Reinhold Horn,
takes over as his successor and can be reached at the following
email address: reinhold.horn@dwd.de
The Secretariat thanks Wilfried for his kind
assistance and cooperation and looks forward to working with Mr.
Horn.
Notification from the WMO Secretariat
Please note that the July and August issue of the
Newsletter were combined into one. We apologize for any
inconvenience.
The
Global Observing System
Publication No. 9 - Weather Reporting:
Volume A - Observing stations
 Feedback
Form for Volume A
Explanatory Note for
Feedback Form
METNOs issued for 2006:
[2606] [2706] [2806] [2906] [3006]
The Global telecommunication System
Publication
No. 9 - Weather Reporting:
Volume C1 - Catalogue of Meteorological Bulletins
Advanced Notifications
received from RTHs are included in the weekly METNOs each Tuesday.
They can also be retrieved from the WMO Server.
Notification from RTH Melbourne
[see
METNO 3006]
Notification from RTH Offenbach
[see
METNO 2806]
Notification from RTH Tokyo
[see
METNO 2806]
Notification
from Norway:
Updated HP and
H:
01338 VANGSNES HP=51, H=49.
Delete
station:
01328 KVAMSKOGEN - BULLETIN: SMNO96
Add station:
01327 KVAMSKOGEN-JONSHOGDI; 60 23N - 05 58E; H=452; HP= --; obs times:
every hour; remarks=AUT; Bulletin: SM/SI/SNNO97 ENMI
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Marine Meteorological Services
Publication No. 9 - Weather Reporting:
Volume D - Information for Shipping
Amendments to Volume D:
A circular letter on the review and
update of Volume D was sent out by the Secretariat on 15
May 2006. We look forward to receiving your
input. To facilitate this process data for
Volume D can be accessed on-line
and can be updated using the Excel files.
Chapter
1 - Meteorological Broadcasts by
Radiotelegraphy & Radiotelephony
Chapter 2 -
Meteorological Broadcasts by Radio-facsimile
Chapter 3 - Global
Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS)
Chapter 4 - Coastal Radio
Stations Accepting Ships’ Weather & Oceanographic
Reports
 Chapter 5 - INMARSAT LESs
Accepting Ships' Weather Reports & Oceanographic
Reports
Chapter
6 - Marine Meteorological Services
Available for Main Ports
Chapter 7 - Ship Weather
Routeing Services
Chapter 8 - Visual Storm
Warning Signals
Automatic Marine Stations
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