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South-eastern Spain Meteorological Society

Non-profit meteorological association for south-eastern Spain, founded in 2008.

Last updated September 29, 2026

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Overview

The South-eastern Spain Meteorological Society (Spanish: Asociación Meteorológica del Sureste, AMETSE) is a non-profit meteorological association created by weather enthusiasts in the south-eastern region of Spain. It was established in late March 2008 and formally registered in the associations register on 9 October 2008. Its main purpose is to give a formal structure and organisation to all meteorology enthusiasts within the geographic area formed by the south-eastern provinces of the Iberian Peninsula: Albacete, Alicante, Almería, Granada, Jaén and Murcia. These provinces share similar bioclimatic characteristics. The association operates as a membership-based society and maintains an online presence at ametse.es.

History

The South-eastern Spain Meteorological Society (AMETSE) was born from the initiative of several meteorology enthusiasts in the south-eastern zone of Spain. It was created in late March 2008 and registered in the associations register on 9 October 2008. The association was founded with the principal objective of providing a formal structure and organisation to all lovers of meteorology within the geographic area formed by the south-eastern provinces of the Iberian Peninsula: Albacete, Alicante, Almería, Granada, Jaén and Murcia. These provinces share similar bioclimatic characteristics. The society operates as a non-profit entity and maintains an online presence.

  • Created in late March 2008.

  • Registered in the associations register on 9 October 2008.

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Non-profit meteorological association serving south-eastern Spain.

Product categories. meteorological research · weather forecasting

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