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Building Tsunami-Resilient Communities: The Tsunami Ready Antigua and Barbuda Project
By Dale C. S. Destin – Published 09 January 2026 | Tsunamis are among the most dangerous natural hazards facing coastal and island communities. They strike with little to no warning. They move as fast as the speed of a jet plane. Tsunamis can cause catastrophic loss of life, livelihoods, and infrastructure within minutes. While it is impossible to predict exactly when or where the next tsunami…
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Antigua and Barbuda at RA IV-19, HC-47 and RSMT: Strengthening Early Warning Through Partnership and Persistence
By Dale C. S. Destin – Published 06 April 2025 | From March 27 – 29, 2025, the 19th session of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Regional Association IV (RA IV-19) was held in San Salvador, El Salvador, gathering representatives from across the Caribbean, Central America and North America to strengthen collaboration in meteorology, hydrology and climate resilience. Antigua and Barbuda…
World Meteorological Day 2025: Celebrating Meteorology and Early Warning Systems
By Dale C. S. Destin – Published 15 March 2025 | Happy World Meteorological Day! Happy 84th anniversary of meteorological services in Antigua and Barbuda! Happy Diamond Jubilee – 60 years, to the Antigua and Barbuda Meteorological Service (ABMS)! World Meteorological Day is a significant occasion observed on March 23 each year to honour the founding of the World Meteorological Organization…
Discussing the linkages between tsunamis, inequality and climate change, and the need to build resilience in communities around the world.
Half of the world's countries lack adequate early warning systems; For World Tsunami Awareness Day 2023, the UNOCHA discusses the linkages between tsunamis, inequality and climate change, and the need to build resilience in communities around the world.
