Weather that becomes decisions.

Watch storms form across Africa, and warn people before they strike.

Across most of the continent, no radar watches the sky, so a severe storm is often spotted only when it hits. SferiCast scans all of Africa by satellite every 10 minutes, tracks every storm cell and forecasts its path up to 2 hours ahead. Airports, met services, civil protection and operators gain precious time to act.

• Area alertsstorm arrival time and heading
• Live lightningMTG and GOES imagers
• Floodsflash 0–3 h, GloFAS up to 6 months
• 6 languagesincluding Lingala and Swahili

An advisory product that supports national met services and never replaces them. Verification scores published monthly.

The right advice, for the right farmer, at the right time.

In southern Chad, national weather bulletins rarely reached the villages. With SIM-AGRO, built for the IFAD-funded RENFORT project, every farmer, herder or fisher gets today's warning, a 7-day forecast and practical advice for their own locality, in French or Arabic, on their phone or through a free call.

• 8 hazards, 4 levelsrain, storms, floods, drought, heat, pests…
• Advice by domainsowing, watering, fertiliser, livestock, fishing
• Free call 1322plus notifications and email
• Offlineapp installable from the browser

October 2026 pilot: 21 departments, 753 localities in Bahr Koh, about sixty active subscribers.

When to sow, when to protect, when to irrigate: the answer, plot by plot.

AgroNWP starts from the best global AI forecast (ECMWF's AIFS-ENS, 51 scenarios), corrects it with local observations, then interprets it for each crop's growth stage. Because the same 38 °C is harmless for growing sorghum, yet critical for flowering maize.

• 9 rule familiesdriven by crop phenology
• 5 agro-ecological zonesof Cameroon, extensible
• FR · EN · Fulfuldedaily bulletins
• Climate financeyield, index insurance, credit

The engine computes probabilities, never certainties. Each piece of advice records its source, rule version and forecast cycle.

The whole national observing network, on a single platform.

OBSDATA brings together observations from every station of Cameroon's National Meteorology Directorate. It checks, validates, encodes and transmits messages automatically, then produces climate records. The result: less re-keying, fewer errors and data available sooner. Consulting engagement 2021–2025.

• Synoptic messagesSYNOP, CLIMAT, TEMP, TAC/BUFR
• AviationTAF, METAR, AD WRNG, WS WRNG
• Climatologymonthly tables, agro and rain sheets, statistics
• Qualitychecks, validation, mapping

The software that ran ASECNA's weather production across 17 countries.

Designed by our founder and rolled out from 2012 to 2020, PROGIMET automated the daily work of ASECNA stations: from the hourly observation to the encoded message and the climate records sent to headquarters. A proven reference across an entire continent.

• Observationsautomatic QNH, QFE, dew point
• Climatologylogbook, monthly table, evaporation, soundings
• Aerodromesaerodrome climate summary
• Archivingand transfer to headquarters