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National Meteorological Services (NMSs) use different "classical" tools inorder to diffuse meteorological information, including television, radio,newspaper, phone, e-mail and websites. In recent years, new communicationtechnologies and, in particular, the rapid expansion of Facebook allows usersto efficiently exchange information and to easily share it with a large partof the population.  Facebook is one of the most used social networks and it represents a perfectvirtual platform to share information and to promote active and immediateinteraction amongst users. This is why many NMSs develop new communicationstrategies and incorporate this tool for different purposes. Some NMSs notonly provide forecast, real-time observed data and other routineinformation, but they also upload videos (for example, with theweatherperson explaining the forecast or short reports) and amazing picturestaken by followers. In addition, they also give educational and didacticinformation (above all about climatic issues) and organize photographic competitions.  In this paper, firstly, we investigate when Facebook was introduced indifferent NMSs worldwide as an additional tool for the diffusion ofmeteorological information. Then, we propose a classification of these NMSsbased on the success of their Facebook page, i.e. on the number offollowers. Finally, we select some representative cases of NMSs and weanalyze how Facebook is used to improve their services

An overview of the use of Facebook in National Weather Services