The Central Weather Bureau comprises four Divisions, and the Research and Development Center, apart from the administration departments in its headquarters. In addition, the affiliates include: the Weather Forecast Center, the Meteorological Satellite Center, the Meteorological Information Center, the Seismological Center, the Meteorological Instruments Center, the Marine Meteorology Center, the Southern Region Weather Center, the Astronomical Observatory, twenty-five (25) weather stations, and four (4) weather radar stations, distinctively taking the responsibility for meteorological, seismological, and related marine and astronomical operations of the nation. Taipei, Taiwan

World Meteorological Center Bejing

A meteorological service was established in Maldives in the early 1940s. The site includes current conditions and forecasts.

The Hong Kong Observatory is a government department responsible for monitoring and forecasting weather, as well as issuing warnings on weather-related hazards. The Observatory also monitors and assesses radiation levels in Hong Kong, and provides other meteorological and geophysical services to meet the needs of the public and the shipping, aviation, industrial and engineering sectors.

JMA focuses its efforts on monitoring the earth's environment and forecasting natural phenomena related to the atmosphere, the oceans and the earth, as well as on conducting research and technical development in related fields. JMA also engages in international cooperation activities regarding both meteorology and seismology to meet Japan's international obligations and to promote partnerships with National Meteorological and Hydrological Services as well as various related international agencies.

The Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA) is committed to providing weather information in a prompt and accurate manner, to ensure that people can enjoy a safe and comfortable way of life and economic benefits. Also, when an earthquake or other natural disaster is predicted, we make every effort to promptly deliver earthquake and disaster-related information to the public to help them avoid being placed in danger and reduce economic losses. In addition, the KMA offers scientific information and scenarios on climate change to contribute to developing national policies to respond to climate change; it also utilizes weather and climate big data to support industrial economic activities that generate a higher added value. Seoul, South Korea

Macao Meteorological and Geophysical Bureau(hereinafter referred to as SMG) has been in service for more than sixty years since its official establishment in 1952. Macao is located in a region with frequent weather change, often affected by the tropical cyclones, rainstorm and cold surge, etc. Besides its primary responsibilities of the weather monitoring, analysis and forecast, SMG also issues different kinds of meteorological warnings. In addition, SMG is responsible for the activities relating to aviation meteorology, climate as well as the activities against the climate change. Taipa Grande, Macau

The Meteorological Service Singapore (MSS) is Singapore’s national authority on the weather and climate. It is an operational pillar under the National Environment Agency (NEA).