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RA IV Hurricane Committee

The RA IV Hurricane Committee (RA IV-HC) is under RA IV.

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  • Tropical Cyclone Programme (TCP)

Subsidiary bodies

  • RA IV Management Group
  • RA IV Hydrological and Water Coordination Panel
  • RA IV Infrastructure Committee
  • RA IV Services Committee

Focal Points

  • RA IV Focal Point on SWFP Caribbean
  • RA IV Focal Point on SWFP Central America

Events

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31 March–4 April 2025
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San Salvador, El Salvador

Forty-Seventh Session of the RA IV Hurricane Committee
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18–23 March 2024
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Panama City, Panama

Forty-Sixth Session of the RA IV Hurricane Committee
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24 January 2024, 1:00–3:00
Webinar on Rip Currents: Forecasting and Observation
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27 March–1 April 2023
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San Jose, Costa Rica

Forty-Fifth Session of the RA IV Hurricane Committee
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25–28 April 2022
RA IV Hurricane Committee - 44th session (HC-44)
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