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In June, we had the opportunity to visit the Eco Expo 2025 in Tashkent, where Meteopress signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Uzhydromet. As part of our cooperation, two X-band weather radars are now being delivered to Uzhydromet and will be installed later this year. We’re proud to contribute to the modernization of Uzbekistan’s weather monitoring capabilities — a country that’s rapidly developing and investing in resilient infrastructure. We also look forward to possible future projects — whether through new radar deliveries or upgrades to existing Uzhydromet systems.

Last week, during Airspace World in Lisbon, we had the pleasure of meeting with Ambassador Martin Pohl and Deputy Ambassador Katerina Bocianova at the Czech Embassy. We discussed Meteopress' global activities and opportunities for cooperation, including how the embassy can support our efforts in Portugal and other relevant regions. Thank you for the warm welcome at the embassy—and special thanks to Katerina for also visiting us and other Czech companies like Era a.s. and ELDIS Pardubice, s.r.o. at Airspace World. We’re proud to represent Czech technology and innovation abroad—and to show how Meteopress contributes to it on a global scale.

This Tuesday, we hosted a special Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) for Meteo France International and their customer SODEXAM Côte d'Ivoire. After a warm welcome at our HQ in Prague, we moved to our factory in northern Czech Republic, where — at the customer's request — we prepared a special outdoor version of the FAT. We even built a purpose-built temporary substructure outside to showcase live radar performance and conduct a full sun calibration. We’re proud to share that our state-of-the-art 1° beamwidth, 10kW Solid State C-band weather radar passed all tests with flying colors. Next stop: Abidjan, Ivory Coast! A big thank you to our team, Meteo France International, and SODEXAM for the collaboration and trust. #Radar #WeatherRadar #FactoryAcceptanceTest #Innovation #Meteopress

This week, we’re attending Seatrade Cruise Global in Miami Beach! Meteopress’ solid-state weather radar improves safety in cruise destinations and helps reduce missed ports caused by bad weather — a recurring challenge for cruise itineraries worldwide. If you’re attending, come visit us at booth 3326 to learn how our radar solutions support reliable, weather-resilient operations at ports and island destinations. #STCGlobal #Seatrade2025

Next week, we’ll be attending WindEurope in Copenhagen. Instead of a standard booth, we’ll be outside showcasing our mobile weather radar. As wind farms continue to expand, they can interfere with weather radar data by creating blockages or clutter. This is a concern not only for national meteorological services, which need to maintain consistent coverage, but also for energy companies — in some cases, they may even be required to fund supplementary radar installations to mitigate the impact of new wind farms. If you're attending, stop by and see the radar up close — and let’s talk about how to keep weather monitoring reliable as wind energy grows. #WindEurope2025 #WeatherRadar

Last week, we took part in the Nineteenth Session of Regional Association IV of the World Meteorological Organization, and this week we’re attending the Hurricane Committee, both held in San Salvador. These events offer an important platform to engage with representatives of national meteorological services from across the region and to contribute to ongoing discussions on forecasting, resilience, and regional cooperation. During the RA IV session, we also had the chance to thank Celeste Saulo, Secretary-General of WMO, for launching our Tonga radar last August. Over the weekend, we had a chance to explore a bit of El Salvador, a country that has gone through major changes in recent years and now feels welcoming and safe. One highlight was a walk up Volcán de Santa Ana, the highest volcano in the country.

We’re thrilled to collaborate with Meteo France International and provide Meteopress solid-state radar not only to SODEXAM Côte d'Ivoire but also to METEO FRANCE! Seeing our radar play a key role in the VIGICLIMM Project and being part of a unique radar inter-comparison experiment right at Meteo France’s Operational Center is truly special. Huge thanks to everyone involved in advancing radar technology and meteorology together! 🌍📡

We are thrilled to announce the deployment of a state-of-the-art Meteopress 10kW Solid State Dual Polarization C-band radar at the headquarters of METEO FRANCE in Toulouse! This project, made possible through the generous collaboration with Meteo France International, marks a milestone in advancing weather radar technology. The radar will be directly compared with an existing magnetron radar, facilitating a unique opportunity for scientific collaboration between the talented teams at all institutions involved. Aligned with the WMO's Public-Private Partnership (PPP) initiative, this collaboration is set to drive cutting-edge research and innovation. 🌟 Highlights of the deployment: Record-breaking speed: - The radar was fully deployed within just 24 hours of arrival at the site. - Instant results: Calibrated data were generated within the first hour of operation. - Showcasing modern technology: A powerful demonstration of how advanced radar systems can revolutionize weather monitoring. We are incredibly proud to partner with one of the world’s most skilled and respected weather institutions. This achievement underscores the potential of modern technology and the power of collaboration in shaping the future of meteorology. #Innovation #Meteorology #PublicPrivatePartnership #WeatherRadar #Collaboration #Technology #MeteoFrance #MFI #Meteopress

Exciting News: Meteopress Wins Prestigious Radar Tender in Hong Kong! We are thrilled to announce that Meteopress has been awarded the tender for a cutting-edge C-band Solid State radar by the Hong Kong Observatory 香港天文台, one of the world's oldest and most esteemed meteorological institutions, established in 1883. This radar will join the Hong Kong Observatory's impressive suite of meteorological tools, including S-band radars and X-band phased array radars. With this addition, the Observatory continues its tradition of leading innovation by incorporating the most modern solid-state radar technology available today. The radar will be deployed at the historic Cheung Chau Aeronautical Meteorological Station, established in 1953. This station has played a pivotal role in Hong Kong's weather monitoring and has withstood some of the region's most violent typhoons. The deployment poses unique challenges, as Cheung Chau Island lacks traditional roads, and the largest vehicles are three-wheeled village transporters. Overcoming these logistical complexities highlights our team's ability to deliver state-of-the-art technology in even the most demanding environments. This win underscores Meteopress’s commitment to advancing meteorological solutions worldwide. We are proud to contribute to the Hong Kong Observatory's legacy of excellence and innovation.