Meteorological

/ˌmiːtiəroʊˈlɒdʒɪkəl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Relating to the science that deals with the atmosphere and its phenomena, including weather and climate.

The meteorological conditions in the region are expected to improve over the weekend.

Concerning atmospheric phenomena and the science of forecasting them.

Meteorological data is crucial for planning agricultural activities.

Descriptive of weather patterns or events.

The meteorological analysis showed an increase in storm activity this season.

Pertaining to the study or observations of the atmosphere.

She is pursuing a career in meteorological research focused on climate change.

Involving the measurement of weather conditions and patterns.

The meteorological station recorded record high temperatures last summer.

Derived from the Greek 'meteōrologia', meaning 'study of things high in the air'.

meteorological phenomenon

An observable event in the atmosphere, such as storms or clouds.

meteorological service

An organization that provides weather forecasts and warnings.

meteorological satellite

A satellite used for monitoring weather and climate.

meteorology

The scientific study of the atmosphere and its phenomena.

climatology

The study of climate, a branch of atmospheric science.

forecasting

The process of predicting future weather conditions.

Weather report

Did you check the met report for today's weather?

The scoop on the weather

I need the latest on the weather scoop before I head out.