
EUMETSAT Launches Climate Anomalies and Normals Service
EUMETSAT has unveiled a new service that uses over 40 years of satellite data to map monthly climate anomalies against a 30-year average.
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EUMETSAT has unveiled a new service that uses over 40 years of satellite data to map monthly climate anomalies against a 30-year average.

The MTG-I2 weather satellite launched on August 27, 2026, aboard an Ariane 6 rocket from French Guiana. It will provide high-resolution imagery of Europe and Africa every two and a half minutes.

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