The communication aspects of biometeorology are one of the most important for actors in the communication of science and the tailoring of policies to develop actions and protection measures for human health. Information needs to be presented in a way that is easy to understand and tailored to the needs of the users. In addition, the communication channels to be used must be focused on the target audience. Another important factor is the media to be used.
This is a continuation of the »Symposium Weather and Well-being: Communicating Biometeorological Knowledge for Public Health« held in Barcelona. Recordings of presentations in Barcelona are published on the Tromp Foundation website https://www.trompfoundation.org/events.

This workshop, bringing together communications professionals in the weather science community, is jointly organised by WMO, EUMETSAT and ECMWF. Discussions at the workshop included an interactive show-and-tell session providing an opportunity to talk about recent communication initiatives and lessons learnt, keynote presentations on topics such as dealing with extreme events, future satellites, and machine learning, in particular the gains and dangers of AI in communicating extreme events, and networking as well as informal social events.