November 14 in the history of the homeland.
The Central Weather Institute was established on the basis of the Central Weather Bureau.
On January 1, 1930, in Moscow, in accordance with the government decree on the establishment of a unified meteorological service of the country, the Central Weather Bureau of the Soviet Union was established.
On November 14, 1936, it was reorganized into the Central Institute for Weather, in 1943 - into the Central Institute for Forecasts, which centers operational, research and methodological work in the field of hydrometeorological forecasts.
In 1964, in connection with the establishment of the World Meteorological Center of the General Directorate for Hydrometeorological Service, several departments from the Central Forecast Institute were transferred to this center. However, already at the end of 1965, the World Meteorological Center and the Central Institute of Forecasts were united into one institution - the Hydrometeorological Research Center (Hydrometrocenter) of the Soviet Union with the assignment of the functions of the world and regional meteorological centers in the World Weather Clock System of the World Meteorological Organization.
In 1992, the Hydrometeorological Center of the USSR was renamed the Hydrometeorological Research Center of the Russian Federation (Hydrometeorological Center of Russia). In 1994, the Hydrometeorological Center of Russia received the status of the State Scientific Center of the Russian Federation. The Hydrometeorological Center is the leading research and operational methodological institution of Roshydromet from Russia in the field of hydrometeorological forecasts.
Among the tasks of the hydrometeorological center is obtaining new knowledge about the nature of the development and prediction of the behavior of the global atmosphere-ocean-land system; Rapid supply to the country's population, to the governmental and economic structures, and to almost all sectors of the economy, hydrometeorological information, including warnings about adverse weather events leading to natural disasters.
We are in TG.