Definition

Noun: - The state of the atmospheric environment at a specific place and time: This term refers to the measurable and observable elements of the weather, such as temperature, humidity, wind, precipitation, and atmospheric pressure, which collectively define the current or forecasted state of the atmosphere.

Usage

The term "meteorological conditions" is used to describe the composite state of the atmosphere. It is a formal and technical term commonly employed in weather forecasting, aviation, marine operations, scientific research, and any context requiring a precise description of the weather environment. - It is typically used in its plural form. - It often appears in reports, forecasts, and analyses.

Examples

Advanced Usage

• "To assess/consider/monitor the meteorological conditions": To evaluate or observe the weather factors.
  • The event organizers will continuously monitor the meteorological conditions to ensure participant safety.
• "Prevailing meteorological conditions": The typical or dominant weather patterns for an area or period.
  • The prevailing meteorological conditions in the desert are characterized by high daytime temperatures and low humidity.

Variants and Related Words

• Meteorology (n): The scientific study of the atmosphere and weather phenomena.
• Meteorological (adj): Relating to meteorology or the atmosphere.
  • The meteorological office issued a storm warning.
• Weather conditions: A more common, near-synonymous phrase, though slightly less formal and technical than "meteorological conditions."

Synonyms

• Weather conditions
• Atmospheric conditions
• Weather patterns (when referring to conditions over a period)

Related Phrases

• Meteorological factors/elements: The individual components (e.g., temperature, pressure) that make up the conditions.
• Meteorological observation: The act of measuring and recording weather conditions.

Noun

1. the prevailing environmental conditions as they influence the prediction of weather