Starting from 31 March 2025, COSMO forecasts will no longer be produced. The COSMO datasets will remain temporarily available on MeteoHub until 11 April, after which they will be removed. Please note that ICON-2I, the new national model, is already available both in the downloadable datasets and in the maps section (currently only in static […]

We are pleased to announce that the 0.4.11 release of Meteohub is online. The main feature the addition of Static forecast maps based on ICON-2I model Also some enhancements were added:

We are pleased to announce that the ICON forecast datasets: ICON at 2.2km – full domain areaICON at 2.2km – Italy area are distributed under CC BY 4.0 license on the MeteoHub platform.

New datasets New datasets based on ICON (no open license) and SWAN models have been added, and on-data-ready options have been enabled for datasets based on these models. This will allow the new models ICON_2I_RUC and ICON_2I_FCENS to be made available shortly. The COSMO_2I_RUC (Rapid update Cycle) model, COSMO_2I_FCENS (Forecast Ensemble) and IFF( Italy Flash […]

The paper “High performance computing to support land, climate, and user-oriented services: The

HIGHLANDER Data Portal” was recently published on Meteorological Applications.

The “Downscaling of ERA5 @2.2 km over Italy” dataset was updated with data from the years 2021 and 2022.

GLORI DT: connecting National and regional digital twins to Destination Earth

MeteoHub arrives at release 0.4.9, bringing a number of fetures and improvements. Past forecasts Unveiled: One of the standout features of Meteohub 0.4.9 is the ability to view forecasts generated over the previous five days directly on static maps. Responding to user demands, this enhancement provides a comprehensive overview of past predictions, offering valuable insights […]

Roberta Turra, head of AI/Data, at Cineca, will participate at the talk PLACING EUROPE ON THE MAP OF GENERATIVE AI: Part I – Access to Computing.

Two new fields cloud (total cloud cover) and cloud_hml (cloud cover on various levels) have been added to the maps and WRF model dataset. In meteorology, cloud levels refer to the altitude at which clouds are in the atmosphere, and are terms used to classify clouds according to their relative altitude above the ground. Cloud_ […]