Core Insights - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, China has made significant advancements in meteorological technology and services, enhancing its comprehensive meteorological capabilities to support economic and social development [1][2] Group 1: Technological Advancements - A global, comprehensive meteorological data resource system has been established, with over 100 meteorological data products launched for various sectors including earth sciences, water conservancy, agriculture, transportation, and finance [1] - The "Tianqing" meteorological big data cloud platform has been continuously upgraded, creating a high-speed interconnected network of ground, mobile, and satellite systems, significantly enhancing service capabilities [1] Group 2: Disaster Prevention and Response - The lead time for severe convective weather warnings has increased to 48 minutes, up from 38 minutes at the end of the "13th Five-Year Plan," providing critical time for public safety [1] - The forecast error for typhoon paths has been minimized to 58 kilometers within 24 hours, positioning China among the global leaders in typhoon defense support [1] Group 3: Strategic Support for National Goals - In alignment with national strategies, the meteorological forecasting service capacity has improved, with the meteorological navigation center now serving over 1,000 vessels daily and increasing the accuracy of navigation speed forecasts by 20% [2] - For the "dual carbon" goals, meteorological departments have established high-resolution climate resource forecasting for wind and solar energy, achieving an accuracy rate of 85%, thus providing precise support for renewable energy development [2]