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The European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF, the Centre) is an intergovernmental organisation supported by 32 States, based in Reading, west of London, in the United Kingdom.


Find out about us

We are an international organisation supported by 32 States. About ECMWF

Find out about our forecasts

We run different types of forecasts at different resolutions. About Forecasts

Find out about our research

We have a wide ranging programme of research. About Research

Find out about our archive

Our archive contains meteorological fields and observations. About Archive

Find out about our computers

Our computing system includes several supercomputers. About Computers

Find out about our EPS

Our Ensemble Prediction System provides 51 possible weather forecasts. About EPS

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Super Computing Facility
Super Computing

We provide state-of-the-art weather forecast data and products to our Member States,as well as managing a supercomputer facility which provides resources for weather forecasting research and computer modelling of the global atmosphere and ocean.

We are organised into three departments: Research, Operations and Administration. We employ approximately 160 full time staff together with a varying number of visting scientists and consultants.

The Council of the Centre consists of representatives from each Member State. Our Convention came into force in November 1975.

Funding

The Member States and Co-Operating States contributed £37,451,600 to the Budget in 2010. The scale of contribution of each State is according to their Gross National Income (GNI). More details.

 

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